Lulwa is an Arabic given name for females, often used in countries such as Saudi Arabia and Iraq. It means "night jasmine" in Arabic, reflecting its delicate and fragrant qualities. The name Lulwa is also found in other Middle Eastern cultures, where it may have varying interpretations due to the rich tapestry of languages and dialects in the region. In some contexts, it might be associated with grace, beauty, or even mystique, as jasmine is often linked with enchanting fragrances and moonlight nights. Traditionally, names like Lulwa are chosen for their aesthetic appeal and cultural significance, embodying qualities parents hope their daughters will grow to emulate.
"The name Lulwa has seen a steady increase in popularity since 2016, with a total of 22 babies named Lulwa born between that year and 2023."