islamic ladies names Starting with B
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Berivan
كردي: «حليبة» أو «الراعية» (حارسة الماشية والمهتمة بحلبها)
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Kurdish: 'milkmaid' or 'shepherdess' (caretaker of livestock; a pastoral attendant who milks and tends animals). | Girl | Kurdish |
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Badi’ah
فريدة، بديعة، لا مثيل لها
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Unique; marvelous; incomparable. From Arabic root b-d-ʿ (ب د ع) conveying novelty, wondrous creation, or something unprecedented. | Girl | Arabic |
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Bedriye
منسوب إلى (بدر)؛ بدريّة: كالقمر الكامل، مُشِعّة
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Derived from Arabic 'Badr' meaning 'full moon'; denotes 'moonlike', 'radiant as the full moon'. | Girl | Turkish (from Arabic root) |
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Behice
بَهِيجَة / بهیجة
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Delightful, joyous; charming (from Arabic bahīja 'pleasant, joyous') | Girl | Turkish (from Arabic) |
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Bahrija
بحرية (متعلق بالبحر)
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Of the sea; maritime, related to the sea or sailors (from Arabic bahr 'sea'). | Girl | Bosnian (from Arabic 'bahr') |
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Behriye
بَحْرِيَّة — متعلِّق بالبحر
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Maritime; of the sea; naval (from Arabic bahr 'sea' forming 'bahriyya/behriye') | Girl | Turkish (from Arabic bahr / bahriyya) |
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Benazir
بلا مثيل / بلا نظير
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Unique, incomparable; without equal (from Persian 'be-' + 'nazir' meaning 'without equal') | Girl | Persian/Urdu (widely used in South Asia among Muslims; attested historically in Persianate naming traditions) |
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Bahriye
بحرية
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Of the sea; maritime, seafaring (derived from Arabic bahr 'sea' with Turkish feminine suffix) | Girl | Turkish (from Arabic بحر bahr) |
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Basīma
باسمة — مُبَتَسِمَة
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Smiling, cheerful (feminine active participle of the Arabic verb 'basama' — to smile) | Girl | Arabic (widely used in Urdu-speaking communities) |
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Badrunissa
بدر النساء
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“Full moon among women” — from Arabic 'badr' (full moon) + 'al-nisāʼ' (the women); denotes radiant beauty and prominence among women. | Girl | Arabic/Persian; attested historically in South Asian (Sindhi and Mughal) contexts |