Nisa

The name Nisa is directly derived from the Arabic word 'nisāʾ' (نِسَاء), which means 'women' or 'ladies'. It is a common word in the Arabic language and holds significant cultural and religious importance, notably as the title of the fourth chapter (sūrah) of the Quran, 'An-Nisāʾ' (The Women). This surah primarily deals with women's rights, family law, and social justice, further cementing the name's association with womanhood and female identity.

While its primary origin is Arabic, the name Nisa is also used in Turkish culture. In Turkish, 'nisa' also means 'women' or 'ladies', having been adopted from Arabic due to historical and linguistic ties between the two cultures. Its usage in both contexts reinforces its core meaning of femininity and womanhood, making it a straightforward and meaningful choice for a girl's name.