Arabic names are among the most common in the world. Omar, Layla, Zara, Amir. They've crossed over into mainstream American naming. Most have clear meanings — 'light,' 'prince,' 'beautiful' — which parents tend to love.
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sharp, sword-like
kindness, benevolence, care
honey, sweetness
flowers, blooming
God's gift; long-lived
nobleman, lord
shadow, shade
alive, living, she who lives
prayer, supplication
light, radiance, splendor
abundance, plenty
arrows
harbor, port
representative, lieutenant
life, vitality (possible Arabic root)
spearhead, tip of a lance
beauty, grace (Arabic cognate Zayn)
leader, chief
elevated, sublime
capable, powerful, able
place of convergence, meeting point
martyr, one who bears witness through sacrifice
rays of light, luminous
approval, divine pleasure
brilliant, radiant, resplendent
worshipper of the generous God
traveler, wanderer
gift, to give
beloved, dear one
full moon
lush, verdant, watered
great, exalted
patient, steadfast, enduring
princess of beauty (compound interpretation)
glorious, praiseworthy
intelligent, logical, one who reasons
flower, blossom, brilliance
commander, leader
the handsome, the good
peaceful, secure
owner, master
pure, clean
noble, exalted
praiseworthy
fragrant flowers
column, prop
one who grants victory
foot (of Orion)
mature, of sound judgment
leader, the first one
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