Khaldoon

A name meaning ‘the one who founds or builds’ in Arabic.

Khaldun

Young founder or builder, often associated with strength.

Khaled

Eternal or immortal.

Khalee

Friend or companion; emphasizes kinship or connection.

Khaleed

Eternally living or immortal.

Khaleefa

Successor or leader, commonly associated with Islamic leadership.

Khaleel

Friend; often signifies a close companion, particularly in a spiritual sense.

Khaleem

Gentle or kind; signifies patience and understanding.

Khaleeq

Fit or appropriate; signifies perfection or suitability.

Khaleeqa

Creation or nature; signifies the essence of being.

Khaleesah

Pure or clear; signifies sincerity.

Khalela

To inspire a call or greeting; signifies connection.

Khales

Pure or sincere.

Khali

The one who creates or to be created.

Khalial

Companion or friend.

Khalid

Eternal or immortal.

Khalid Bin Walid

A prominent military commander in early Islamic history.

Khalida

Eternal or immortal; feminine of Khalid.

Khalidah

Eternal; feminine version of Khalid.

Khalidbinwalid

Referring to Khalid Bin Walid, a historical figure in Islam.

Khalidi

An epithet meaning enduring or everlasting.

Khalif

A leader or successor.

Khalifa

Successor, often used in a historical and religious context.

Khalifah

Successor; refers to the head of state in Islamic tradition.

Khalig

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

Khalil

Khalil means 'friend' or 'companion' in Arabic, often used to denote a close friend of God.

Khalil Al Allah

Khalil Al Allah translates to 'Friend of God' in Arabic.

Khalila

Khalila means 'friend' or 'female companion' in Arabic.

Khalilah

Khalilah is a variation of Khalila, meaning 'friend' or 'female companion' in Arabic.

Khalilalallah

Khalilalallah translates to 'Friend of God' in Arabic, emphasizing divine friendship.

Khalillah

Khalillah is a female version of Khalil, meaning 'friend' in Arabic.

Khalilullah

Khalilullah means 'Friend of God' in Arabic, denoting a special relationship with the divine.

Khalilur

Khalilur is a variant of Khalil and means 'friend' in Arabic.

Khalipha

Khalipha means 'successor' in Arabic.

Khaliq

Khaliq means 'creator' or 'maker' in Arabic, often used in reference to God.

Khaliqa

Khaliqa means 'creator' in Arabic, often used as a feminine form of Khaliq.

Khalique

Generous or benevolent, often used in Muslim cultures.

Khaliqus Subhan

The Creator of glory, highlighting divine attributes.

Khaliqussubhan

The Creator who is glorified, emphasizing divine creation.

Khaliquz Zaman

The Creator of time, signifying the creator's dominion over existence.

Khaliquzzaman

The Creator of time, associated with the divine creation in Islam.

Khalis

Pure or sincere, commonly used in Muslim contexts.

Khalisa

A pure or sincere woman, often reflecting kindness.

Khalisah

A version of Khalisa, meaning purity or sincerity.

Khallad

Eternal or everlasting, often associated with divine attributes in Islam.

Khallaq

The Creator, highlighting the notion of creation in Islamic theology.

Khalon

Another form derived from Arabic meanings revolving around purity and integrity.

Khalwat

Seclusion, often related to spiritual solitude.

Khamari

Generous or full of compassion.

Khamish

Calm or tranquil, often used metaphorically.

Khamurti

A name denoting a handsome person.

Khan

Leader or chief; a title of respect.

Khan Zada

Son of a leader or chief.

Khan Zadi

Daughter of a leader or chief.

Khanaam

It translates to ‘a famous woman’ or ‘renowned’ in Arabic.

Khanam

A name denoting a lady or a dignified woman in Arabic.

Khandan

Family or household in Arabic.

Khandawar

Bringer of happiness, often related to family and kin.

Khannah

A feminine version of a name meaning 'sister' or 'female friend'.

Khanom

A term of respect or kindness towards women, meaning 'lady' or 'honorable woman'.

Khansa

A famous poet in Islamic history, also means 'a type of female gazelle'.

Khansha

Refers to a character or personality filled with joy.

Khantil

One who is neat or tidy.

Khanum

Lady or mistress; a respectful title for women.

Khaqan

A royal title meaning 'king' or 'sovereign'.

Kharijah

One who is kind-hearted and generous.

Kharim

Generous or kind, a name reflecting good character traits.

Kharouf

Sheep; symbolizes peace and tranquility.

Kharqa

A severe form of strength or toughness, often used in Islamic literature.

Khasam

One who is strong and resilient.

Khasha

Beautiful or elegant, often used for girls.

Khashar

A powerful, influential leader.

Khashi

Delicate or gentle, embodying kindness.

Khashia

Derived from kindness or compassion.

Khashif

One who reveals or uncovers; often associated with enlightenment.

Khashifa

One who brings light or knowledge; often linked with wisdom.

Khashram

A strong and resilient individual; often used in Islamic contexts.

Khasib

One who is ever-present or eternal.

Khasiba

An individual who possesses strength and elegance.

Khateeb

It denotes 'a person who delivers sermons or speeches' in an Islamic context.

Khateeba

It refers to 'female preacher or speaker' in an Islamic context.

Khatera

It means 'memory' or 'remembrance' in Arabic.

Khaterah

It means 'memory' or 'remembrance' in Arabic, similar to Khatera.

Khatib

A title for a person who delivers khutbah (sermon) in a mosque.

Khatiba

The female form of Khatib, meaning 'female preacher'.

Khatijah

It means 'premature child' or 'early one' in Arabic and is the name of Prophet Muhammad's first wife.

Khatir

It means 'thoughtful' or 'considerate' in Arabic.

Khatira

It means 'beloved' or 'dear' in Arabic.

Khatoon

It means 'lady' or 'noble woman' in Arabic.

Khatra

Danger; risk.

Khattaab

A person who delivers sermons or speeches.

Khattab

Strong or sturdy; historically significant as a family name (e.g., Umar ibn Khattab).

Khatun

Lady or noblewoman; a title of respect.

Khaula

A name meaning 'the one who is graceful and beautiful.'

Khawa

Means 'brother' or 'companion' in Arabic languages.

Khawaja

A title given to prominent spiritual leaders or respected individuals in Islam.

Khawala

Means 'dear one' or 'beloved' in Arabic.

Khawar

Means 'to shine' or 'to be bright' in Arabic.

Khawara

Often used to denote 'movement' or 'to wander' in Arabic.

Khawla

Means 'young gazelle' or 'to be in the shade' in Arabic.