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| Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin |
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Liban
ليبان — الفوز، الناجح
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Victorious; successful; honoured (Somali origin) | Boy | Somali |
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Mehsud
محسود؛ اسم قبيلة پشتون (نسبة إلى قبيلة محسود)
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A Pashtun tribal name (also spelled Mehsud or Mahsud); etymologically recorded in regional usage as Mehsud/Mehsūd — in Arabic-script forms commonly written as محسود — historically the name of a prominent Pashtun tribe of South Waziristan. As a personal name/surname it denotes lineage from that tribe. | Boy | Pashto/Urdu (Pashtun tribal name used in Urdu and regional contexts) |
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Cabdirisaaq
عبد الرزّاق
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Servant of the Provider (Somali form of ‘Abd al-Razzāq') | Boy | Somali (Arabic origin: ʿAbd al-Razzāq) |
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Ma’mun
مأمون: موثوق، آمن، محل ثقة
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Trusted, secure, reliable (derived from Arabic root ’amn, meaning safety or trust) | Boy | - |
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Farrukh
من الفارسية: محظوظ، سعيد، مبارك
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From Persian 'Farrūkh' meaning 'fortunate, happy, blessed, auspicious'; used historically in Persianate and South Asian Muslim contexts as a masculine given name and element in compound names. | Boy | Persian (used in Muslim contexts) |
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Jahiz
ذا العيون البارزة، لقب يدل على العين الواسعة (الجاحظ)
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Bulging‑eyed; prominent‑eyed (nickname-derived Arabic epithet al‑Jāḥiẓ). | Boy | Arabic |
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Mu’tasim
مُعْتَصِم — طالِبُ العِصْمَةِ أوِ الْمَعُونَةِ؛ من الجذر ع ص م
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He who seeks protection or takes refuge (in God); 'one who holds fast' — derived from Arabic root ʿ-ṣ-m | Boy | Arabic (classical; attested as regnal name among Abbasid caliphs) |
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Xelîl
الخليل: الصديق الحميم، الرفيق المقرب
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Kurdish form of Arabic Khalīl, meaning 'intimate friend' or 'devoted companion' (root: خ ل ل) | Boy | Kurdish (Kurmanji), from Arabic |
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Ghaus
غَوْث: المُعِين، النَّاصِر
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Succor or spiritual helper (Arabic: غَوْث) — an honorific/title denoting one who grants succor; used in South Asia as a Sufi epithet | Boy | Arabic, used historically in Persianate and South Asian (Sindhi, Bengali) Sufi tradition |
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Ekrem
أكرم
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Most generous, noblest (Turkish form of Arabic 'Akram' - 'most generous') | Boy | Arabic root K-R-M via Ottoman Turkish; historically used in Ottoman and Bosnian Muslim communities |