Awarif

Awarif means 'gifted' or 'blessed'.

Awatef

Awatef means 'tenderness' or 'affection' in Arabic.

Awatif

Awatif also means 'feelings' or 'emotions' in Arabic.

Awayed

Awayed means 'one who is persistent' or 'perseverant'.

Awdil

Awdil means 'member of a council' or 'one who is appointed'.

Awf

Awf means 'the powerful' or 'the strong'.

Awj

Awj means 'a wave' or 'to rise high'.

Awja

Awja means 'twisted' or 'bent', often symbolizing uniqueness.

Awlya

Awlya means 'friends' or 'protectors', often associated with spiritual leaders.

Awmar

Awmar means 'long-lived' or 'prosperous'.

Awn

Awn means 'help' or 'support'.

Awnan

Awnan means 'the helper' or 'the one who aids'.

Awni

Awni means 'helper' or 'supporter'.

Awrad

Awrad means 'rose' or 'flower'.

Aws

Aws means 'the courageous' or 'brave one'.

Awwab

Awwab means 'one who frequently turns back to God'.

Awwal

First, primary, or original.

Axa

One who has high aspirations or aims.

Ayaat

Verses of the Quran.

Ayaaz

The one who is smart and has wisdom.

Ayad

Support or aid.

Ayah

A verse from the Quran.

Ayan

The one who is the guide or the threshold.

Aydin

The name Aydin means 'enlightened' or 'intelligent' in Turkish.

Ayeesa

Ayeesa is a variant of Aisha, meaning 'alive' or 'living'.

Ayeesah

Ayeesah is a variant spelling of Aisha, which means 'alive' or 'living'.

Ayeesha

Ayeesha is derived from Aisha, meaning 'alive' or 'living'.

Ayeeshah

Ayeeshah is a variant of Aisha, meaning 'alive' or 'living'.

Ayeisa

Ayeisa is a variant of Aisha, meaning 'alive' or 'living'.

Ayeisah

Ayeisah is a variant spelling of Aisha, which means 'alive' or 'living'.

Ayeisha

Ayeisha is a form of Aisha, meaning 'alive' or 'living'.

Ayeishah

Ayeishah is a variant spelling of Aisha, meaning 'alive' or 'living'.

Ayesha

Ayesha means 'alive' or 'living' in Arabic.

Ayham

Ayham means 'brave' or 'strong' in Arabic.

Ayilyam

Ayilyam means 'moonlight' in Turkish.

Ayisa

Derived from the Arabic word for 'alive' or 'living'.

Ayisah

A variation of Aisha, meaning 'alive' or 'living' in Arabic.

Ayish

A feminine name derived from the root 'life' in Arabic.

Ayisha

A name meaning 'alive' or 'living'.

Ayishah

An Arabic name meaning 'alive' or 'living' in reference to Aisha, wife of Prophet Muhammad.

Aykai

A name meaning 'bright' or 'a child with a radiant personality' in Turkish.

Ayla

A name meaning 'moonlight' or 'halo' in Turkish culture.

Aylin

Meaning 'moonlight' or 'radiance', reflecting beauty and light.

Aymaan

Meaning 'blessed' or 'fortunate', commonly associated with positivity.

Aymalak

Meaning 'the one who brings goodness', emphasizing strength and virtue.

Ayman

Meaning 'blessed' or 'right-handed', often connected to attributes of goodness.

Aymeen

Meaning 'blessed', signifying good fortune and auspiciousness.

Aymelek

Derived from 'ameen', meaning 'trustworthy' or 'safe', emphasizing reliability.

Aymen

Means 'blessed' or 'lucky', often used in many Islamic cultures.

Aymil

Long-lived, an Arabic name often associated with wisdom and longevity.

Aynoor

Light of the eye, implying preciousness or beloved.

Aynulhasan

The best among them, associated with virtue and commendation.

Aynulhayat

The essence of life, symbolizing vitality and existence.

Aynunnahr

One who sees the river, metaphorically linked to vision and clarity.

Aynunnaim

Rest and comfort, linked to tranquility and peace.

Ayoob

Ayoob is the Arabic form of Job, meaning 'to return, repent' and is a respected prophet in Islam.

Ayoub

Ayoub is the Arabic form of Job, signifying suffering and patience, known from the Quran.

Aypari

A name meaning 'moonlight' in Turkish.

Ayperi

A name meaning 'fairy of the moon' in Turkish folklore.

Ayra

A name meaning 'moonlight' in Turkish.

Aysa

A name meaning 'she who is blessed' in Turkish.

Aysal

A name meaning 'moon and beauty', often used for girls but can be male as well.

Aysar

A name meaning 'moonlight' or 'radiance', commonly used for girls but can occasionally be male.

Ayse

A form of the name 'Aisha', meaning 'living, prosperous' in Arabic.

Aysel

A name meaning 'moonlight' in Turkish.

Ayser

A name meaning 'one who shines like the moon'.

Aysha

A name meaning 'alive' or 'living' in Arabic; commonly associated with a historical figure in Islam.

Ayshah

A variant of the name Aysha, meaning 'living/invigorating'.

Ayshe

A variation of Ayse, meaning 'alive' or 'living' in Arabic.

Ayshea

A variant of Aysha, meaning 'living' or 'prosperous'.

Ayshia

A variant of Aysha, meaning 'she who lives' or 'life'.

Aysia

A variant of Aysha, meaning 'living' or 'life'.

Aysiah

A variant of Aysha, meaning 'alive' or 'she who lives'.

Aysian

A variant of Aysha, meaning 'life' or 'living'.

Ayska

Ayska means 'clothing' or 'garment' in Turkish.

Aysun

Aysun means 'moonlight' or 'beautiful moon' in Turkish.

Aytan

Aytan combines 'ay' meaning 'moon' and 'tan' meaning 'light' or 'radiance' in Turkish.

Ayten

Ayten means 'moon-like' or 'one who is like the moon' in Turkish.

Aytrop

Aytrop does not have a widely recognized meaning, but it relates to Turkish naming conventions.

Aytza

Aytza is derived from 'ay' meaning 'moon' and often implies brightness or beauty in Turkish.

Ayub

Ayub means 'Job', associated with the biblical figure known for his patience in adversity.

Ayubkhan

Ayubkhan combines 'Ayub' with 'Khan', meaning 'King' or 'leader', associated with nobility.

Ayyad

Generous; noble in character.

Ayyoob

Ayyoob is derived from the Arabic name for Job, symbolizing patience and perseverance.

Ayyub

Ayyub translates to 'the repentant one,' and refers to the biblical figure Job in Islamic tradition.

Ayyubi

Ayyubi means 'of Ayyub,' and is often associated with the historical dynasty founded by Saladin.

Ayyubia

Ayyubia is a feminine form linked to Ayyub, signifying lineage to the biblical figure Job.

Az

Az can mean 'mighty' or 'powerful,' and is used as a name for both genders.

Az-Zahir

Az-Zahir means 'the luminous' or 'the shining one,' often denoting a bright and distinguished character.

Az-Zahra

The name means 'The Radiant' or 'The Flower' in Arabic, often associated with Fatimah Az-Zahra, the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad.

Az-Zhir

The name means 'The Bright' or 'The Shining' in Arabic, referring to light or brightness.

Azaa

The name means 'Noble' or 'Respected' in Arabic.

Azaam

The name means 'Great' or 'Magnificent' in Arabic.

Azaan

The name refers to the Islamic call to prayer, symbolizing 'To call or summon' in Arabic.

Azab

The name signifies 'Punishment' or 'Suffering' in Arabic, often in a religious context.

Azad

The name means 'Free' or 'Liberated' in Persian, symbolizing independence.

Azah

The name refers to 'The one who shines' in Arabic, often tied to beauty.

Azahara

The name means 'The Flower' or 'Bright' in Arabic.

Azain

The name means 'Adorned' or 'Beauty' in Arabic, often referring to external and internal beauty.

Azajj

The name signifies 'The one who is great or exalted' in Arabic.