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Mounia, is a common girl's name meaning "wish, desire" that is a variant of the Arabic name Mouna and in exceptional cases adapted to Mounz for cuteness reasons. It can be used as an adjective, noun, or adverb. It is often applied to describe an exceptional female known for her beauty that radiates from inside and outside. Also known as ‘the one who shines’, ‘the one full of grace’ or, ‘the one who has fair tanned skin’. In ancient times Mounia was a mythological being known for her strength, wisdom, grace, and charismatic allure. Thus, adored by men and praise by women who WISHed to be like her. In approximately 1711 BC, Mounia was an iconic symbol that represented female-strength, pride, independence, and motherhood. Often illustrated standing tall, wearing a cape and hand-wraps, carrying (at least) three happy freshwater turtles. In general it refers to a big-hearted and kind person full of radiating-life-force that genuinely cares, served with a golden smile. Mounia is characterized as a warm-hearted, passionate altruistic person, that gives boundless love to those she calls her inner circle and treats them with grace. In short, Mounia is a lovable individual, one will easily fall head-over-heels with. She’s rather at peace, discrete, and has a subtle presence. However, once noticed, you are instantly drawn to her by some type of magnetic vortex, unfamiliar to modern science. Some would even call it magical.
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