Majd Udeen

Similar to Majd Al Din, meaning 'glory of the faith' in Arabic.

Majda

Meaning 'glory' or 'noble' in Arabic, often used for women of distinction.

Majdaldin

Means 'glory of the religion' in Arabic, similar in meaning to Majd Al Din.

Majdeddin

Means 'glory of the religion' in Arabic, commonly held in Islamic cultures.

Majdi

Meaning 'glorious' or 'honorable' in Arabic.

Majdia

Derived from Majd, meaning 'glory' and often associated with noble qualities.

Majdiya

A feminine form of Majdi, meaning 'glorious' or 'of honor' in Arabic.

Majduddeen

Means 'glory of the faith' in Arabic, signifying a high regard for religion.

Majduddin

Means 'glory of the faith' in Arabic, indicating a strong religious connotation.

Majdudeen

A variant of Majdudd, meaning 'glory of the faith' in Arabic.

Majdy

A diminutive form of Majd, meaning 'glorious' or 'celebrated' in Arabic.

Majed

Means 'glorious' or 'noble' in Arabic, often used in Islamic cultures.

Majedah

The feminine form of Majed, meaning 'noble' or 'great' in Arabic.

Majeed

Meaning 'glorious' or 'magnificent' in Arabic, widely used in Islamic cultures.

Majeeda

Feminine form of Majeed, meaning 'glorious' or 'noble' in Arabic.

Majeedah

Highly respected or esteemed.

Majid

Glorious, commendable, or noble.

Majid al din

Noble in religion or the religiously glorious one.

Majida

Glorious or noble.

Majidah

A version of Majid implying feminine glory or nobility.

Majidaldin

One who is glorious in religion.

Majil

A title or name meaning 'one who is kind or gentle.'

Majlinda

Meaning 'bright' or 'clear' from 'linda.'

Majlis

A sitting place or an assembly of people.

Majman

A name indicating one who is generous or kind.

Majnun

Mad or crazy, often used in romantic contexts referencing the lover of Layla.

Makaarim

A name meaning 'noble' or 'generous'.

Makakhan

A name meaning 'the strong one' or 'warrior'.

Makarim

Makarim means 'the noblest or most virtuous.'

Makarramkhan

Makarramkhan means 'a gracious king.'

Makbul

Meaning 'accepted' or 'worthy'.

Makeen

Meaning 'firm', 'stable' in Arabic.

Makhdoom

Meaning 'master' or 'lord'.

Makhdooma

Meaning 'mistress' or 'noble lady'.

Makhdum

Meaning 'one who is taken care of' or 'honored'.

Makhduma

Meaning 'blessed' or 'honored woman'.

Makhtooma

Makhtooma means 'one who is under protection' or 'safeguarded' in Arabic.

Makhtoonah

Makhtoonah is a variation of Makhtooma, also meaning 'one who is protected' in Arabic.

Makiya

Makiya means 'one who is gifted or endowed' in Arabic.

Makki

Makki refers to 'one who is from Mecca' or 'holy city' in Arabic.

Makkiyah

Makkiyah is a feminine form meaning 'one who is from Mecca' in Arabic.

Makna

In Malay, Makna means 'meaning' or 'significance.'

Makram

Makram means 'generous' or 'noble' in Arabic.

Maktoomah

Maktoomah means 'one who is hidden' or 'concealed' in Arabic.

Maktoonah

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

Makur

Makur means 'the little one' or 'a small one' in Arabic.

Malaak

Angel, specifically one that represents protection and guidance.

Malaeka

Angelic; a divine being.

Malaika

Angel; a person who brings good tidings.

Malaikah

Angelic, referring to the divine messengers of God.

Malak

Means 'angel' in Arabic, commonly used in both genders.

Malaka

A feminine form of 'Malak,' meaning 'angel.'

Malakah

Derived from 'Malak,' meaning 'angel' or 'messenger.'

Malakeh

A feminine form of 'Malak,' meaning 'angel.'

Malala

Means 'grief-stricken' in Pashto, famously associated with Malala Yousafzai.

Malalai

A name signifying strength of a woman, commonly used in Pashto culture.

Malana

A name meaning 'peaceful' or 'tranquil.'

Malang

Refers to a 'trickster' in Indonesian culture, associated with folklore.

Malay

A name that refers to the Malay ethnic group from Southeast Asia.

Malaya

A name meaning 'free' or 'independent' in Malay.

Malaysia

A name referring to the country in Southeast Asia, symbolizing diversity.

Maleeha

Strong and heroic woman; a name often associated with righteousness and virtue.

Maleehah

Variation of Maleeha meaning 'beautiful', often used in Islamic culture.

Maleek

King or ruler; signifies leadership and authority.

Maleeka

Derived from 'Malikah', meaning 'queen' or 'ruler'.

Maleika

A female variant of Maleek, meaning 'queen'.

Malek

King; denotes authority and leadership.

Malha

Means 'sweet' or 'delightful', often used in poetic contexts.

Malick

A variant of Malik, meaning 'king' or 'sovereign.'

Malih

Meaning 'beautiful' or 'handsome' in Arabic.

Maliha

Meaning 'beautiful' or 'charming' in Arabic.

Malihah

A feminine variant of Malih, also meaning 'beautiful.'

Maliheh

A Persian name meaning 'beautiful, graceful.'

Malik

Meaning 'king' or 'ruler', frequently used in Arabic-speaking countries.

Malik-Ul-Mulk

A title meaning 'King of Kings' in Arabic.

Malika

Meaning 'queen' or 'ruler' in Arabic.

Malikah

A feminine variant of Malik, meaning 'queen.'

Malike

A variant of Malik, meaning 'king or sovereign.'

Malikh

A variant of Malik with the same meaning of 'king.'

Maliki

King or ruler.

Maliq

The one who is king or leader.

Malique

King or ruler; variant of Maliki.

Maliya

Perfect or complete.

Maliyah

Daring and brave; derived from Maliya.

Mallik

A name denoting a leader or head, particularly in Muslim communities.

Maluf

A name meaning 'one who is kind-hearted, compassionate'.

Mamadou

A common name derived from 'Muhammad', meaning 'praised' or 'praiseworthy'.

Mamdoh

A name meaning 'one who is praised' in Arabic.

Mamdooh

A teological name meaning 'praise worthy' in Arabic cultures.

Mamdouh

Meaning 'one who is well-treated' or 'blessed' in Arabic.

Mamduh

Meaning 'one who is praised' or 'worthy of praise' in Arabic.

Mamduha

The feminine form of Mamduh, meaning 'one who is praised.'

Mammatta

A feminine name associated with strong individuals who care for the community.

Mamnoon

Meaning 'blessed' or 'kind' in Arabic.

Mamnun

Meaning 'content' or 'satisfied' in Arabic.

Mamoolan

Refers to someone who is well-treated, often in a hospitality context.

Mamoon

Meaning 'safe' or 'protected' in Arabic.

Mamoona

A feminine derivative of 'Mamon,' meaning 'wealth' or 'prosperity.'

Mamoor

Meaning 'one who brings life' or 'revivifier' in Arabic.

Man'nah

A name meaning 'Gift' or 'Blessing' in Arabic.