Aashiq Ali

Aashiq Ali combines 'Aashiq', meaning 'lover', with 'Ali', meaning 'exalted', in Arabic.

Aashiq Muhammad

Aashiq Muhammad combines 'Aashiq', meaning 'lover', with 'Muhammad', meaning 'praised' in Arabic.

Aashir

Aashir means 'blesser' or 'one who blesses' in Arabic.

Aashiyana

Aashiyana refers to a 'dwelling place' or 'home' in Arabic.

Aasieyah

Aasieyah is a variant of 'Asiya,' meaning 'one who tends to the weak' or 'soft' in Arabic and is common in India.

Aasif

Aasif means 'gathering' or 'harvest' in Arabic, and is commonly used in India.

Aasil

Aasil means 'noble' or 'exalted' in Arabic.

Aasim

The one who is constantly doing good and is charitable.

Aasima

One who is protective and guardian-like.

Aasimah

A variant of Aasima, meaning protector or guardian.

Aasin

The one who is safe; secure.

Aasir

One who is powerful and strong.

Aasira

One who is charitable, kind, and nice.

Aasit

One who is very easily able; someone who accomplishes tasks easily.

Aasiya

Comfort, someone who brings ease to others.

Aasiyah

Another form of Aasiya, signifying comfort and ease.

Aaslunan

He who is strong and secure.

Aasma

The one who is a guardian or protector.

Aasmaa

Blessed with high reputation or status.

Aasman

One who is powerful and robust.

Aasmani

Of the sky or heavenly.

Aasmi

One who is radiant and bright.

Aasra

The one who is a protector and a feeling of safety.

Aasrita

The one who is honored and respected.

Aatif

Aatif means 'kind' or 'affectionate' in Arabic.

Aatifa

Aatifa means 'kind' or 'compassionate' in Arabic.

Aatika

Aatika means 'fair' or 'a name of a well-known woman in history' in Arabic.

Aatikah

Aatikah means 'a woman of high virtue' in Arabic.

Aatiq

Aatiq means 'ancient' or 'noble' in Arabic.

Aatira

Aatira means 'to be blessed' in Arabic.

Aatirah

Aatirah means 'a fragrant flower' in Arabic.

Aatiya

Aatiya means 'gift' or 'gifted' in Arabic.

Aauf

The exalted one or the person of high rank.

Aaus

One who is brave and noble.

Aayah

Aayah means 'gift from God' in Arabic.

Aayat

Aayat signifies 'a sign from God' in Arabic.

Aayesha

Aayesha means 'alive' or 'living one' in Arabic.

Aayid

Aayid signifies 'one who is blessed' in Arabic.

Aayiz

Aayiz means 'one who is victorious' in Arabic.

Aayizah

Aayizah means 'noble' or 'a person of noble character' in Arabic.

Aayla

Aayla means 'moonlight' or 'halo' in Turkish.

Aazaad

Aazaad means 'free' or 'liberated' in Persian.

Aazad

Aazad means 'free' in Persian.

Aazam

Aazam means 'greater' or 'majestic' in Arabic.

Aazan

Aazan refers to the 'call to prayer' in Arabic.

Aazar

Aazar means 'helper' or 'supporter' in Arabic.

Aazeen

Aazeen means 'noble' or 'precious' in Arabic.

Aazif

Aazif means 'one who roams' or 'wanderer' in Arabic.

Aazim

Aazim means 'resolute' or 'determined' in Arabic.

Aazz

Aazz means strong or powerful.

Abaan

Abaan means 'to be strong' or 'firm' in Arabic.

Abaas

Abaas means 'ferocious' or 'stern' in Arabic.

Abaasa

Abaasa means 'fierce' or 'strong' in Arabic, often representing a strong-willed person.

Ababil

Ababil refers to a legendary bird in Islamic tradition mentioned in the Quran.

Abadah

Abadah means 'one who worships' in Arabic.

Abadi

Abadi means 'eternal' or 'everlasting' in Arabic.

Abadilat

Abadilat means 'a maiden' or 'virgin girl' in Arabic.

Abadiya

Abadiya means 'eternal' or 'perpetual' in Arabic, often symbolizing everlasting love or life.

Abaj

A name meaning 'my father' in Hausa language.

Abakhtar

A name meaning 'the chosen one' in Persian.

Abanjar

One who is real or genuine, often associated with authenticity.

Abanus

A name referring to the son or offspring, often used in a familial context.

Abar

Translates to 'to cross over' or 'to pass', signifying transition or passage.

Abarr

Means 'to settle' or 'to land', often linked to land ownership.

Abarrane

A variant of the root abarr, also signifying a domain or territory.

Abashsh

Refers to a commanding presence or leader, often found in religious texts.

Abasi

Implies a strong character or warrior, often connected to strength and resilience.

Abasin

Means 'fool' or 'ignorant person' in Arabic.

Abazir

Means 'to announce' or 'to inform' in Arabic.

Abbaas

Means 'lion' in Arabic, often signifying strength.

Abbad

Means 'one who worships' in Arabic.

Abbar

Means 'one who brings to light' in Arabic.

Abbas

Means 'lion' in Arabic, indicating bravery and strength.

Abbasah

A feminine form of Abbas, meaning 'lioness' in Arabic.

Abbasi

Means 'descendant of Abbas', referring to the noble family lineage in Islamic history.

Abbasiyah

Feminine form of Abbas usually denoting lineage, meaning 'daughter of Abbas'.

Abbes

A variant of Abbas, meaning 'lion' in Arabic.

Abbood

Servant of; one who serves God.

Abbud

One who serves God; servant of God.

Abbudin

A diminutive form of Abbud, meaning 'servant of God'.

Abbynayha

A name that signifies mastery or authority.

Abd

Servant; particularly of Allah.

Abd al Alim

Servant of the All-Knowing (God).

Abd al Bari

Servant of the All-Generous (God).

Abd al Hakim

Servant of the Wise

Abd al Jabbar

Servant of the Powerful

Abd al Matin

Servant of the Firm/Stable

Abd al Qadir

Servant of the Powerful/Capable

Abd al Rashid

Servant of the Guide

Abd al Sami

Servant of the All-Hearing (God)

Abd Al-Ala

Servant of the Most High

Abd er Rahman

Servant of the Most Gracious

Abd Khayr

Servant of the Good

Abd us-salam

Servant of Peace

Abd-al

Servant of

Abd-almuhsin

Servant of the Benefactor

Abda

Female form of 'servant' or 'worshipper'

Abdah

Female form of 'servant'

Abdal

Servant of

Abdalah

Servant of God