Bahrija
Bahrija is formed from the Arabic root bahr (بحر, 'sea') but the specific feminine anthroponym Bahrija is historically attested mainly in Bosnian Muslim contexts; thus its origin is Bosnian with Arabic lexical roots.
No. The specific name Bahrija does not appear in the Qur'an. The root bahr (sea) does occur in the Arabic language and in classical literature, but Bahrija as a personal name is a regional formation.
Pronounced BAH-ree-ya (bah-REE-ya), with stress commonly on the second syllable in Bosnian usage.
Bahrija is rare outside Bosnian or South Slavic Muslim communities; similar forms such as Bahria or Bahriya occur in other languages but Bahrija specifically is regionally concentrated.
It evokes maritime imagery, calmness, vastness, and a connection to the sea; culturally it signals Arabic lexical heritage filtered through Bosnian naming traditions.