Mahfouz

Safe; a name signifying a person who is preserved or saved.

Mahfouza

Protected; feminine equivalent of Mahfouz in Islamic cultures.

Mahfuj

One who is saved; conveys a sense of divine protection.

Mahfuz

Safe; similarly denotes someone who is safeguarded or protected by God.

Mahfuza

Protected or preserved person.

Mahfuzah

One who is protected and secure.

Mahfuzur Rahman

One who is protected by the merciful.

Mahfuzurrahman

One who is protected by the merciful.

Mahi

Earth or a short form of Mahiya, meaning 'the earth' in Persian.

Mahia

A name that signifies a gentle or soft person.

Mahib

One who is skilled or adept.

Mahibah

A name meaning compassion or kindness.

Mahid

One who is strong and heroic.

Mahidul

One who is strong and healthy.

Mahilan

One who has a lot of good virtues, a virtuous person.

Mahir

Skilled or expert, particularly in the arts or sciences.

Mahira

Skilled or expert; one who is adept.

Mahirah

A skilled or accomplished woman.

Mahja

A beautiful woman or someone with a pleasant personality.

Mahjabeen

A woman with a beautiful face or a radiant appearance.

Mahjabin

The one who is as beautiful as the moon.

Mahjah

The glow or brilliance of something, often used to describe beauty.

Mahjan

To paint or decorate, reflecting beauty and artistry.

Mahjooba

One who is veiled or covered, often referring to modesty.

Mahjub

One who is overshadowed or veiled, often in the context of divine mercy.

Mahkah

A name denoting beauty and elegance.

Mahlaa

The one who is beautiful and graceful.

Mahlagha

A name that signifies charming beauty.

Mahlagna

One who is radiant and illustrious.

Mahlah

A beautiful person with a good heart.

Mahlegha

A beautiful and radiant person, often used in poetry.

Mahli

The one who has a beautiful and enchanting character.

Mahliqa

One who is charming and graceful in her presence.

Mahmed

The praised one, often associated with the prophet Muhammad.

Mahmood

One who is praised or commendable.

Mahmooda

The praised one, often used for women.

Mahmoodatunnisa

A woman who is praised, a feminine form of Mahmood.

Mahmoode

The one who is praised or commendable.

Mahmoud

The one who is praiseworthy.

Mahmud

The highly praised or commendable one.

Mahmuda

The praised one or commendable.

Mahmude

The praiseworthy or commendable one.

Mahmudee

The one who is praised or commendable.

Mahomet

The praised one, often another name for the Prophet Muhammad.

Mahparah

Mahparah means 'moon-like' in Persian.

Mahra

Mahra means 'gift of God' in Arabic.

Mahreen

Mahreen means 'one who is a good friend' in Urdu and Arabic.

Mahri

Mahri means 'belonging to the moon' in Arabic.

Mahroof

Mahroof means 'approved or well-known' in Arabic.

Mahrosh

Mahrosh means 'a female who is like the moon' in Arabic.

Mahroz

Mahroz means 'born under a lucky star' in Arabic.

Mahrukh

Mahrukh means 'face of the moon' in Persian.

Mahrus

Mahrus means 'protected or guarded' in Persian.

Mahsa

Mahsa means 'like the moon' in Persian.

Mahsati

Mahsati means 'moon-like' in Persian.

Mahsheed

Mahsheed means 'moonlight' in Persian.

Mahta

Mahta means 'moonlight, radiant' in Persian.

Mahtab

The moon or shining like the moon.

Mahteab

Moonlight; a combination of 'mah' meaning moon and 'teab' meaning light.

Mahtob

Reflecting the light of the moon; associated with beauty and tranquility.

Mahud

The moon; often signifies brightness and clarity.

Mahum

A beauty shining like the moon; signifies grace and elegance.

Mahvash

One who is moon-like or has the beauty associated with the moon.

Mahveen

One who has a beautiful face, signifies grace and charm.

Mahvish

One who is as beautiful as the moon; signifies elegance and beauty.

Mahwash moon

A light of the moon; symbolizes brightness and beauty.

Mahwish

One who resembles the moon; signifies beauty and charm.

Mahwush

Similar to the moon; represents elegance and allure.

Mahzala

A beautiful flower; symbolizes grace and beauty.

Mahzar

One who achieves success; indicates prosperity and success.

Mahzuz

Fortunate; signifies good fortune and luck.

Maida

A leader; signifies strength and guidance.

Maihtab

Means 'full moon' or 'moonlight'.

Maimana

A name signifying 'full of life' or 'bright', commonly used in Arabic-speaking cultures.

Maimat

An Arabic name signifying 'the precious one' or 'beloved'.

Maimoona

A name meaning 'blessings' or 'good fortune' in Arabic.

Maimouna

A variant of Maimoona, meaning 'one who is blessed' in Arabic.

Maimun

A name meaning 'fortunate' or 'prosperous' in Arabic, often used in Islamic culture.

Maimuna

A name meaning 'one who is blessed' or 'fortunate' in Arabic, often associated with Islamic tradition.

Maimunah

An Arabic name meaning 'one who is beneficial' or 'blessing', often found in Islamic cultures.

Maira

Maira means 'princess' or 'a person of high social status' in Arabic.

Maisa

Meaning 'the one who walks with a proud and elegant gait.'

Maisaa

Similar to Maisa, it also refers to a woman who walks with grace.

Maisah

Variant of Maisa, meaning 'to walk with a proud gait.'

Maisan

A feminine variation meaning 'a lady who walks with elegance.'

Maisara

Meaning 'wealthy or rich one,' often used as a given name in various cultures.

Maisarah

Derived from 'Maisara,' meaning 'comfort and ease.'

Maisha

Meaning 'life' in Swahili, often used in various African cultures.

Maisoon

A feminine form meaning 'beautiful or graceful one,' derived from Arabic roots.

Maisoora

Meaning 'one who walks gracefully,' related to the concept of beauty in movement.

Maisoun

A feminine name meaning 'sweet or pleasant,' often used in Muslim cultures.

Maissa

Similar to Maisa, it means 'a woman who walks proudly.'

Maitham

Maitham means 'handsome' or 'brave' in Arabic.

Maiwand

A name indicating a place; associated with the Maiwand district in Afghanistan, known for its historical significance.

Maiza

Meaning 'prosperous' or 'noble' in Arabic, often used in Islamic cultures.

Maizah

A variation of Maiza, signifying prosperity and nobility.

Majalisa

Meaning 'a gathering', commonly used in Islamic communities.

Majandra

Derived from Arabic origins, meaning 'gift' or 'precious'.

Majd

A name meaning 'glory' or 'honor' in Arabic.

Majd Al Din

Means 'glory of the religion' in Arabic, denoting high status and piety.