Random list of baby names
English Arabic Bangla Hindi Urdu Meaning
Zamaair ذمار জামাইর जमऐर ضمیر Arabic for hearts, minds, consciences.
Azka أزكى আজকা ैका اذک Pious ,Big hearted, generous.
Ammura أمورة আম্মুরা अम्मुरा عمرہ Beautiful and Radiant
Nisar نصر নিসার निसार نصر Throwing, dispersion, scattering, sacrifice
Tameez تميز তমিজ तमीज تمیز Distinction, difference
Saaida ساعدة সাদা साइदा سیدہ Branch, tributary.
Raida ريدا রায়দা रैदा ریدا Explorer, guide, leader, pioneer, model, example, fem. of Raid.
Rubaihah ربيحة রুবায়হাহ रुबैहह ربیھہ Rubaihah is an Arabic name for girls that means winner, one who makes profits.
Aarzu أرز আরজু आरज़ू آرزو Wish, hope, love.
Asghia أصغي অস্ঘিয়া अस्घिा اسغا Pious people, modest people.
Zoreed زرد জোরীদ ज़ोरीद زورید One who meets, one with strong intentions, one with decisiveness, distance, gap.
Razzak رزق রাজ্জাক रज़्ज़ाक رازک Rizzaq Dene Wala
Hamdan حمدان হামদান हमदान ہمدان Much praise. A tribe in Arabia.
Baan بان বান बाण بان Baan is an Arabic name for girls that means tall, slender and attractive. Its literal meaning is moringa, a type of tree.
Seemeen ثيمين সীমীন सीमेन سیمیں Name of some women, (Persian) of silver, silvery, white.
Wafqah وفقه বাফ্কাহ वफकह وفقہ Wafqah is an Arabic name for girls that means accord, harmony, agreement.
Anwari أنوار আনবাড়ি अनवरी انوری Light and Radiance
Ghaaniyah غانية ঘানিয়াহ घानियह گھانیہ Ghaniyah is an Arabic name for girls that means beautiful.
Iraq عراق ইরাক इराक عراق Iraq is an Arabic name for boys that means shore, river bank. The word is the same as the country known as Iraq.
Dafqah دفقة দাফ্কাহ दफकह دفقہ Dafqah is an Arabic name for girls that means burst, gush, surge.
Fuzailah فعزله ফুজায়লাহ फुजैलह فضیله Fuzailah is an Arabic name for girls that means excellence, virtue, generosity.
Fadilah فضيلة ফাদিলাহ फदिलाह فدیلہ Virtuous, outstanding, superior, cultured and refined, Distinguished, learned.
Kanwal كانوال কান্বল कँवल کنول A flower of water, water-lilly.
Hasher حشر হাসের हशर حشر Collector.
Rawiya راوية রাবিয়া रवि رویہ storyteller, derived from Arabic (rawa) "to relate".