islamic ladies names Starting with M
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Maysam
مَعْنَاهُ: ذُو عَلَامَةٍ مُمَيِّزَةٍ، أي 'موسَم/وَسْم' بمعنى العلامة المميزة
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One with a distinguishing mark; 'marked, notable' — from Arabic مَيْسَم (maysam), traditionally understood to mean a distinctive mark or spot, often used as a male given name and attested in early Islamic historical sources. | Boy | Arabic (used broadly in Persian and other Muslim communities) |
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Mofiz
مفيد
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Beneficial, useful, one who brings benefit; Bengali/Urdu variant of Arabic مفيد (Mufīd). Used historically in South Asian Muslim communities as a personal name or name element. | Boy | Bengali (from Arabic) |
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Menderes
اسم نَهْرٍ (ميندارِس)؛ نسبة إلى نَهْر المياندر/ميندَرِس
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Toponymic Turkish name taken from the Büyük Menderes (Meander) river in western Anatolia; denotes the river name (from Greek Maeandros) and by extension 'meandering/riverine place'. | Boy | Turkish (Anatolian toponym, from Greek Meander / Maeandros) |
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Manūchihr
ذو وجه سماوي (وجه من الروح)
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Heaven-faced; of a heavenly countenance (from Middle Persian manū 'spirit, soul' + čihr 'face') | Boy | Persian (Middle Persian, attested in Persian epic tradition) |
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Misagh
مِصَاغ: ميثاق/عهد أو خاتم الخاتم الذي يختم به الوعد
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Covenant; pledge; signet ring — in Persian usage the name carries the sense of a solemn pledge or bond | Boy | Persian/Arabic |
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Mem
الممدوح / المدح (مشتق من جذر حمد)
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Kurdish short form of Muhammad; linguistically derived as a regional form used in Kurdish literature and oral tradition meaning 'the praised' (from Arabic root ḥ-m-d). | Boy | Kurdish (regional form of Arabic name Muhammad) |
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Mwajuma
مولودة يوم الجمعة
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Born on Friday (female) — from Swahili formation meaning 'child of Friday' derived from Arabic jumu‘ah (Friday) | Girl | Swahili (Bantu) with Arabic influence |
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Maqbul
مقبول — بمعنى مقبول أو مستحسن
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Accepted, approved, received favorably | Boy | Arabic |
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Mu’tazz
المعتز: المُقَوَّى، المُتَعَزِّز، المتمسِّك بالعِزَّة
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Arabic (المعتز). Literally 'one who is strengthened' or 'he who takes strength/pride' (from root ع ز ز); historically used as a regnal name (e.g., Abbasid caliph al-Mu'tazz). | Boy | Arabic |
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Makbul
مقبول
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Accepted, approved; one whose deeds or supplications are accepted | Boy | Arabic (also used in Malay and South Asian Muslim contexts) |