Betekenis
Derived from bathua (flatland, easily worked land). Alternatively, some believe it means “beautiful of body.” The name was borne by a cousin of Arab poet Jamil ibn-Mu‘ammar (d. 701), who was so in love with her that he devoted much of his poetry to her and even added her name to his, becoming known as Jamil-Buthayna. Var: Busayna, Buthaynah. (BOO-THAY-NAH)
