Faisil
Derived from 'Faiz', meaning 'victorious'.
Faivish
A variant of 'Faiz', often associated with 'prosperity'.
Faiyaz
A common name meaning 'one who is virtuous'.
Faiz
Means 'victorious' or 'successful'.
Faiza
Means 'victor' or 'successful'.
Faizaan
A form of 'Faiz', meaning 'one who is successful'.
Faizah
Means 'successful' or 'victorious'.
Faizal
Derived from 'Faiz', meaning 'victorious'.
Faizan
Means 'one who is successful' or 'benefactor'.
Faizeen
A variant of 'Faiz', meaning 'success or victory'.
Faizel
A variant of 'Faiz', meaning 'successful' or 'victorious'.
Faizerabbani
A compound name meaning 'one who is successful in God's path'.
Faizi
Derived from 'Faiz', meaning 'victorious'.
Faizia
Means 'successful or victorious'.
Faizul Anwar
A name meaning 'victorious light'.
Faizulah
A name meaning 'success of Allah'.
Faizulanwar
A variation meaning 'the light of success'.
Faizullah
A name meaning 'the success of God'.
Faizzan
A name meaning 'victorious'.
Fajahat
A name meaning 'achievement or success'.
Fajal
A name meaning 'success or glory'.
Fajar
A name meaning 'dawn'.
Fajaruddin
A name meaning 'the dawn of the religion (Islam)'.
Fajer
A variant of 'Fajar', meaning 'dawn'.
Fajhan
A name meaning 'to understand' or 'to comprehend'.
Fajr
A name that means 'dawn' or 'the first light'.
Fakahat
A name meaning 'great leader'.
Fakaruddin
A name meaning 'the one who enlightens with knowledge'.
Fakeeh
A name that means 'a scholar or learned one'.
Fakeehah
A feminine form of 'Fakeeh', meaning 'a learned woman'.
Fakeer
A name meaning 'poor' or 'needy', often signifying humility.
Fakhar
Means 'pride' or 'glory' in Arabic.
Fakhir
Means 'noble' or 'glorious' in Arabic.
Fakhira
Feminine form of 'Fakhir', meaning 'noble' or 'glorious' in Arabic.
Fakhirah
Another feminine form of 'Fakhir', meaning 'noble' or 'glorious' in Arabic.
Fakhiraldin
Means 'glory of religion' in Arabic.
Fakhiri
Means 'of honour' or 'pride' in Arabic.
Fakhirya
Feminine variant of 'Fakhir', meaning 'glorious' in Arabic.
Fakhr
Means 'pride' or 'glory' in Arabic.
Fakhr Al Din
Means 'pride of faith' in Arabic.
Fakhr-aldin
Means 'glory of the religion' in Arabic.
Fakhr-Ud-Dawlah
Means 'glory of the state' in Arabic and Persian.
Fakhr-Ud-Din
Means 'glory of faith' in Arabic.
Fakhra
Means 'glory' or 'pride' in Arabic, often used as a feminine name.
Fakhraldin
Means 'pride of the religion' in Arabic.
Fakhrat
Feminine form of 'Fakhr', meaning 'pride' or 'glory' in Arabic.
Fakhree
Means 'my pride' in Arabic.
Fakhri
Means 'pride' or 'proud' in Arabic.
Fakhridadin
Means 'pride in religion' in Arabic.
Fakhriddin
A name meaning 'glory of the faith,' signifying pride in one's religious conviction.
Fakhriya
A feminine form meaning 'glorious' or 'proud,' often linked to family and heritage.
Fakhriyah
Another variant meaning 'glory' or 'honor,' associated with pride in lineage.
Fakhriyya
Similar in meaning to 'glorious' or 'honorable,' commonly used in Arabic culture.
Fakhruddaulah
A name translating to 'pride of the realm,' often given to distinguished individuals.
Fakhruddawlah
Means 'glory of the state,' indicating honor and pride in governance.
Fakhruddin
Translates to 'glory of the faith,' emphasizing religious pride and devotion.
Fakhrul
A name meaning 'the proud' or 'the glorious,' often indicating stature and respect.
Fakhrun Nisa
Means 'the glory of women,' celebrating the importance and dignity of women.
Fakhrunnisa
Another variation meaning 'the pride of women,' recognizing female strength.
Fakhry
Means 'pride' or 'glory,' often used to denote respect and esteem.
Fakht
A name meaning 'victory' or 'success,' signifying achievement.
Fakhtah
Meaning 'successful one' or 'victorious,' celebrating female triumph.
Fakih
Refers to an Islamic scholar or jurist, indicating knowledge and authority in law.
Fakihah
A female form meaning 'knowledgeable one,' often pertaining to theological or scholarly aspects.
Fakir
A name that means 'poor' or 'one who renounces worldly goods,' commonly associated with religious poverty in Islam and Sufism.
Fakira
The feminine form meaning 'a poor one' or 'one devoted to religious faith,' emphasizing spiritual belief over material wealth.
Fakruddin
Means 'pride of the faith,' symbolizing religious zeal and honor.
Fakur
A name derived from Arabic, meaning 'forgiveness.'
Fala
Meaning 'successful' or 'blessed,' often used for girls.
Falaagam
A variant of a name meaning 'to prosper' or 'to be successful.'
Falaah
Literally means 'success' in Arabic.
Falah
Meaning 'success' or 'prosperity' in Arabic, often used for both genders.
Falahat
A feminine form of the name Falah, meaning 'success' or 'victory.'
Falak
Meaning 'sky' or 'heaven' in Arabic, used for both genders.
Falaknaz
A name combining 'Falak' meaning 'sky' and 'Naz' meaning 'pride'; overall meaning 'pride of the sky.'
Falaq
Meaning 'daybreak' or 'dawn,' significant in Islamic context.
Falatun
Referring to 'resilience,' a name found in Muslim communities.
Faleeh
Means 'successful' or 'prosperous' in Arabic.
Faleeq
Means 'one who is separated' in Arabic.
Falih
Means 'successful' or 'prosperous' in Arabic.
Faliha
Means 'successful' or 'accomplished' in Arabic.
Faliq
Means 'the one who parts' in Arabic, often associated with beginnings.
Falisha
A variation of 'Faliha', meaning 'successful' or 'prosperous' in Arabic.
Famidah
A name meaning 'a leader' or 'one of significance'.
Fanan
A name meaning 'brilliant' or 'illustrious'.
Fannan
Fannan means 'artist' or 'one who creates' in Arabic culture.
Fannanah
Fannanah means 'female artist' or 'creative woman' in Arabic.
Faqahat
Faqahat means 'wealthy' or 'rich,' often used in historical contexts to denote nobility.
Faqeed
Faqeed means 'one who is in need' or 'poor'.
Faqeeh
Faqeeh translates to 'scholar' or 'religious jurist'.
Faqeer
Faqeer means 'poor' or 'needy', often in a spiritual context.
Faqid
Faqid means 'missing' or 'absent', often used in emotional or spiritual contexts.
Faqih
Faqih means 'expert in Islamic law', indicating a learned individual in jurisprudence.
Faqiha
Faqiha means 'a learned woman or scholar', often related to Islamic scholarship.
Faqihah
Faqihah is the feminine form of Faqih, meaning 'female jurist or scholar'.
Faqir
Faqir means 'poor' or 'mendicant', specifically referring to someone devoted to God.
Faqirah
Faqirah is the feminine form of Faqir and means 'female in need' or 'devoted poor'.
Faquir
Faquir is a variant of Faqir, meaning 'a poor person', often in a spiritual sense.
Fara
Fara means 'joy' or 'happiness'.
Faraal
Faraal means 'extraordinary' or 'exceptional' in a distinctive manner.