Uhay

Uhay is a diminutive form derived from the Arabic root word 'أُخْت' (ukht), meaning 'sister'. The addition of the diminutive suffix '-ay' or '-ayy' in Arabic often implies 'little' or 'dear'. Therefore, Uhay can be interpreted as 'little sister' or 'dear sister'.

While not widely known in Western cultures, names with diminutive forms are common in Arabic-speaking regions, often used as terms of endearment or to denote a smaller version of something. Uhay, in this context, carries a tender and affectionate connotation.