Taha
The name carries the sense "pure", tied to the Quranic ṭā-hā. In Poland it stays rare and exclusively male: just over a hundred men hold it, so most Poles have never met one.
Taha Pronunciation
Taha is pronounced TAH-khah (/ˈtaxa/).
What Taha means
Where Taha comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Taha reaches Polish records with a Hebrew root and an Arabic life. The name opens the twentieth sura of the Quran, where the letters ṭāʾ and hāʾ stand alone. They belong to the disconnected letters that begin a handful of suras, letters whose meaning scholars still debate. Many readers have treated Ṭā-Hā as a title of the Prophet Muhammad.
The sense of "pure", czysty in Polish, came from later commentary rather than from the origin itself. That reading fixed itself to the two letters and stayed.
In Poland the name stays whole. It has no diminutive and no variant on the record. So a boy named Taha keeps the same four letters on the urząd form and on every class register after. The spelling holds: t, a, h, a.
How many people are named Taha
1 in 169414 men in Poland is named Taha. 126 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #2983 among male names.
Taha as a middle name
Taha is a first name for 126 men in Poland and a middle name for another 58, a 68/32 split. In the men's middle-name ranking it sits 980th, between Rameshbhai (58) and Van (58).
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#978 Ralph58
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#979 Rameshbhai58
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#980 Taha58
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#981 Van58
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#982 Viet58