Aban ibn Saeed ibn Al-Aas
White, clear; happy; disobedient
"Son of the veterinarian"
| Name | Ibn al-Baytar (already listed) |
| Meaning | Son of the veterinarian |
| Origin / Language | Arab |
| Lucky Number | 4 |
| Lucky Colors | Green, Gold |
| Lucky Days | Wednesday |
| Lucky Stone | Feroza (Turquoise) |
| Native Script | ابن البيطار |
| Category | Sahabi Names |
| Name Length | 30 letters |
Ibn al-Baytar (already listed) means "Son of the veterinarian" in Arab. This name is part of the Sahabi Names collection.
The original script form is ابن البيطار. This can help verify the correct written representation when consulting with family members or scholars who read the original language.
The traditional lucky number associated with Ibn al-Baytar (already listed) is 4. Associated colors include Green, Gold. Associated days include Wednesday. The traditionally associated stone is Feroza (Turquoise). These associations come from cultural numerology traditions. They are presented here as cultural context, not as scientific or religious claims.
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