| Meaning | peace, wishes |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Gender | gender neutral |
| Opposite gender | Amani |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 5 |
| Syllables | 3 |
| Syllabification | A-ma-ni |
Simplicity elevated to an art form. Amani achieves what many names strive for but few accomplish—being simultaneously simple and profound. Three syllables that roll off the tongue with effortless grace, creating an impression of calm and centeredness. The name carries an inherent peacefulness, suggesting someone who brings harmony wherever she goes. There's a global quality to Amani that transcends borders and cultures, making it universally accessible yet never generic. Parents drawn to names with positive associations will appreciate how Amani evokes feelings of tranquility and hope. It's understated without being boring, distinctive without being difficult. The name ages beautifully, suiting a giggling toddler as perfectly as it would a distinguished professional. Amani doesn't shout for attention—it earns respect through its quiet dignity. For those seeking a name that embodies serenity and strength in equal measure, Amani stands as a beautiful testament to the power of simplicity.
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| Amani Toomer | American football player and sports commentator |
| Amani Abeid Karume | Zanzibari politician and women's rights activist |
| Amani Ballour | Syrian pediatrician and human rights advocate |
| Amani Yahya | Yemeni poet and author |
| Amani Oruwariye | American football player |
| Amani Starnes | American actress and model |
| Amani Terrell | American plus-size model and body positivity activist |
| Amani Matabaro | Congolese entrepreneur and social activist |
| Amani Kibera | Kenyan non-profit organization founder |
| Amani Simpson | British filmmaker and youth advocate |
| Amani Haydar | Australian artist and lawyer |
| Amani Al-Khatahtbeh | American Muslim activist and author |
| Amani N'Guessan | Ivorian basketball player |
| Amani Bledsoe | American football player |
| Amani Haskins | American journalist and television personality |
| Amani Mohamed | Tanzanian politician and diplomat |
| Amani Tatum | American singer-songwriter |
| Amani Al'Hiza | Protagonist of the "Rebel of the Sands" series by Alwyn Hamilton |
| Amani Pryde | Character from the "Shadow and Bone" trilogy by Leigh Bardugo |
| Amani Hayes | Character from the television series "Power" |
| Amani Golkar | Character from the video game "Far Cry 4" |
| Amani Okonkwo | Character from the novel "Purple Hibiscus" by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie |
| Amani Saeed | Character from the television series "Ackley Bridge" |
| Amani Walker | Character from the television series "Love, Victor" |
| Amani Gray | Character from the television series "Devious Maids" |
| Amani Kazemi | Character from the television series "9-1-1" |
| Amani Gardner | Character from the television series "Law & Order - Special Victims Unit" |
| Amani Cole | Character from the television series "Guilt" |
| Amani Cooper | Character from the novel "Salt to the Sea" by Ruta Sepetys |
| Amani Bani | Character from the television series "Snowpiercer" |
| Amani Patel | Character from the novel "When Dimple Met Rishi" by Sandhya Menon |
| Amani Hunter | Character from the television series "Chicago Med" |
| Amani Williams | Character from the television series "All Rise" |
| Amani Darwish | Character from the television series "The Blacklist" |
| Amani Kaosawa | Character from the anime series "Danganronpa" |
| Amani Smith | Character from the television series "American Crime Story" |