Random list of baby names
English Arabic Bangla Hindi Urdu Meaning
Turialai طرالي তুরিয়ালায় तुरिअलाइ ٹرالی Brave.
Aburah عبوره আবুরাহ ाबरह ابرہ Aburah is an Arabic name for girls that means perfume, fragrance.
Tabish طبش তাবিশ ताबिश تابش Heat, Brilliancy
Shafaat شفاط সাফাত शफ़ाअत شفاعت Intercession, mediation, recommendation.
Shabnam شعبنام শবনম शबनम شبنم Dew, a pendant of pearls.
Aphra عفرا আফরা अफरा افرا Variant of Arabic Afra, meaning 'pink' or 'reddish'white.'
Boshry بشري বসরী बोशरय بوشرے Boshry is an Arabic name for boys and girls that means gladness, happiness.
Noorjehan نرجعها নূরজেহান नूरजहाँ نورجہاں An Indian Queen had this name, Light of the world, Noor (light), Jehan (world)
Munaj منج মুনাজ मुनज منہج Munaji is an Arabic name for boys that means one who engages in secret conversation or intimate discourse.
Umer عمر উমের उम्र عمر Life Name of the second Caliph
Shahed شاهد শাহেদ शहद شہید Honey
Chams شمس চমস चांस چامس sun
Esmaeel إسمايل এস্মীল इस्माईल اسمعیل Son of Abraham.
Hajra حجرة হাজরা हाजरा ہاجرہ Wife of Hazrat Ibrahim .
Simmaa سيماء সিম্মা सिम्मा سمما Simmaa is an Arabic name for girls that means brave. It also means lion.
Fathiyyaa فتحيا ফাথিয়্য়া फथिय्या فتھیّا Fathiyyaa is an Arabic name for girls that means one who guides others, one who starts something, one who conquers.
Mufida مفيدة মুফিদ मुफिदा مفیدہ Beneficial, advantageous, favourable, useful, profitable, A poetess of the past had this name..
Budair بدير বাদির बुदैर بدیر Budair is an Arabic name for boys that means little full moon, it is the diminutive form of Badr (full moon).
Ambar أمبر আম্বার अम्बर امبر Perfume (Ambergris) .
Mubaraq مبرق মুবারক मुबारक مبرق Blessing
Marzuqah مرزوقه মার্জুকাহ मरज़ुकाह مرزوقعہ Blessed by God, fortunate
Hadara حضارة হাদারা हदरा ہدارا Adorned with beauty, splendid
Israel إسرائيل ইস্রায়েল इजराइल اسرائیل The chosen one, Hazrat Yaqoob was also called Israel.
Khanum خانوم খানুম ख़ानुम خانم Lady, princess, wife
Shewa شوى সেবা सेवा شیوا Shewa is a Kurdish name for girls that means shape, form, way, method. It is derived from the Persian word Shiva.