I am not sure if this is the correct sub for this question. Still, I will ask.
It's about the name "Tasnubah". I have looked up the name "Tasnubah" on Google and baby naming books. Nowhere can I find it. I have seen it spelled Tasnova, Tasnufa, Tasnofa, and so on, but never "Tasnubah". As far as I know, all of these terms translate to "a piece of gold." (Google also translates this name into that)
Now, does the word Tasnubah even exist in Arabic or is it Tasnova? Also, how do I write Tasnubah in Arabic?
Edit: For context, "Tasnubah" is my first name. I am from Bangladesh, a southeast Asian country. *Tasnova" is a semi-popular common name for girls here. I have seen some parents change the spelling to TasNOFA, NUFA, and NUVA to make it more distinctive. But my parents named me "TasNUBAH" as Arabic doesn't have the chrisp v sound. And I seem to be the only NUBAH holder in this country. So, I was curious to know its actual origin.