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English Arabic Bangla Hindi Urdu Meaning
Arfa عرفة আরফা अरफ़ा عرفہ Exalted, sublime, great, high.
Yaaseen ياسين ইয়াসীন यासीन یاسین Name of a surah in the Holy Quran, A title of The Holy Prophet, Muhammad (peace be upon him).
Rushd رشد রুশদ रुश्द رشد Sensible conduct
Waris وعريس বরিস वारिस وارث Heir, inheritor, successor. Al-Waris, the Inheritor: one of the names of Allah.
Saleemullah سليملله সলিমুল্লাহ सलीमुल्लाह سلیمللہ Soundest (servant) of Allah.
Ziyaam زعيم জিয়াম ज़ियाम زیام Respect, Right
Zerah ذره জেরাহ जेरह زرہ Rising of light
Husni حسني হুসনি हुस्नी حسنی Possessing beauty.
Saibah صباح সাবাহ सैबह سائبہ She was a narrator of hadith
Sanaubur صنوبر সানাউবুর सनौबर صنوبر Cone bearing tree.
Salar سالار সালার सालार سالار Leader, officer of army, commander.
Herish حريش হেরিস हरीश ہرش Herish is a Kurdish name for boys that means attack, charge, onslaught.
Makram مكرم মাক্রাম मक्रम مکرم Noble trait, excellent quality.
Absham بشم অব্ষম अबशम ابشام A tree which has scent.
Firdous فردوس ফিরদৌস फ़िरदौस فردوس Garden, paradise
Razwaa رزواء রাজবা रजवा رضوا Razwaa is an indirect Quranic name for girls that is the name of a mountain in al-Madinah, city of the Prophet, peace and blessings of God upon him. It is derived from the R-DHAD-Y (contentment, attainment of Gods pleasure) root which is used in many places in the Quran.
Tarfah طرفه তার্ফাহ तरफह طرفہ Kind of tree
Ashkan عشقان আশ্কান अश्क़न اشکن The founder of an Iranian dynasty.
Sadaan سعدان সাদান सदान سداں Happier, luckier.
Guzeer غزير গাজীর गुज़ीर گزیر Remedy, Help
Kanzuddin كنزدن কান্জুদ্দিন कंजुद्दीन کنزددیں Kanzuddin is an Arabic name for boys that means treasure of the faith, which means a person who is a treasure to the Muslims due to his virtues.
Bilaal بلال বিলাল बिलाल بلال WATER, FRESHNESS
Niswah نسوه নিস্বাহ निस्वाह نسوه Niswah is an Arabic name for girls that means women.
Gawahir جواهر গাবাহির गवाहिर گوھر Variant of Arabic Jawahir, meaning 'jewels.'
Maidan ميدان ময়দান मैदान میدان Name of the tutor of the family of Ziyad ibn Abih at Basrah and then at Kufah, he was called al-fil because of the elephant his master had given.