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Name Meaning Gender Origin
Humayma هميمة: تصغيرُ هُما؛ دلالة على الحظّ والنعمة والبهجة
Diminutive of Huma; 'little Huma' — Huma refers to a legendary/auspicious bird (Persian loan), so Humayma conveys 'small/fortunate, auspicious one'. Girl Arabic (with Persian lexical influence)
Zunairah حلية صغيرة، زينة صغيرة
Diminutive of an ornament; 'little ornament' or 'small jewel' (Arabic diminutive connotation) Girl Arabic (classical; attested among early Muslims)
Rihab رِحاب: رحابة، سعة، اتساع المكان
Spaciousness, breadth, openness — denotes wide or capacious spaces (e.g., courtyards, plains); a feminine name built on the Arabic sense of expansiveness. Girl Arabic
Roshanara مزينة بالنور، مضيئة
Adorned with light; luminous ornament (Persian: roshan 'light' + ara 'adornment') Girl Persian (used in South Asia; historic Mughal usage)
Maimunah مُبَارَكَة، مَحْمُوْدَة، مَيْمُونَة
From the Arabic root maimūn — 'blessed', 'fortunate', 'auspicious' Girl Arabic
Banu سيدة، أميرة
Lady; noblewoman; princess (Persian honorific used as a feminine name or name-element) Girl Persian / Persianate Islamic
Rawda روضة (بستان، حديقة)
Garden, meadow; a place of greenery and fragrant blossoms Girl Arabic (also attested in Ottoman/Turkish usage)
Bahiyya بَهِيَّة — المتألقة، المشرقة؛ الجميلة ذات البهاء
Radiant, splendid, beautiful; one who is luminous or splendid in appearance or character Girl Arabic
Behjat بهجت — فرح، بهجة (بَهْجَة)
Joy, delight, splendor; a state of gladness and brightness Girl Persian (used across Persianate Muslim communities and South Asia)
Eimaan إيمان: الإيمان، التصديق، اليقين
Faith, belief; the inner conviction and trust in God (Arabic root: أ م ن, 'aman' leading to إيمان). Girl Arabic (used widely in Urdu-speaking communities)