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Maimunah
مُبَارَكَة، مَحْمُوْدَة، مَيْمُونَة
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From the Arabic root maimūn — 'blessed', 'fortunate', 'auspicious' | Girl | Arabic |
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Behjat
بهجت — فرح، بهجة (بَهْجَة)
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Joy, delight, splendor; a state of gladness and brightness | Girl | Persian (used across Persianate Muslim communities and South Asia) |
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Eimaan
إيمان: الإيمان، التصديق، اليقين
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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) |
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Banu
سيدة، أميرة
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Lady; noblewoman; princess (Persian honorific used as a feminine name or name-element) | Girl | Persian / Persianate Islamic |
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Rawda
روضة (بستان، حديقة)
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Garden, meadow; a place of greenery and fragrant blossoms | Girl | Arabic (also attested in Ottoman/Turkish usage) |
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Bahiyya
بَهِيَّة — المتألقة، المشرقة؛ الجميلة ذات البهاء
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Radiant, splendid, beautiful; one who is luminous or splendid in appearance or character | Girl | Arabic |
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Roohi
روحيّ / روحية — مشتق من 'روح' بمعنى «الروح» أو «النفْس»؛ بمعنى روحيّ/نَفْسِيّ/روحانيّ.
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Derived from the Arabic root 'ruh' (روح) meaning 'spirit' or 'soul'; denotes 'spiritual', 'soulful' or 'of the spirit'. | Girl | Arabic/Persian via South Asia (used in Sindhi and Urdu-speaking communities, also attested among Bosnian Muslim usage) |
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Sawdah
مأخوذ من الجذر س-و-د: السواد، أي الاسوداد أو السواد (اسم شخصي تاريخي)
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Derived from Arabic root s-w-d meaning 'black' or 'dark'; historically used as a female name (سَوْدَة). In early Islamic sources it is the name of Sawdah bint Zam'ah, a Sahabiyah and wife of Prophet Muhammad; as a name it connotes strength and endurance rather than literal color. | Girl | Arabic (used in early Islamic and South Asian communities) |
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Suha
سُهَى (ستارۂ مدھم)
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A small or faint star; a subtle, distant star (classical Arabic term for a dim star) | Girl | Arabic |
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Dženeta
جَنَّة (بستان/جنت)
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Paradise, garden (Bosnian variant derived from Arabic 'jannah' meaning garden or paradise) | Girl | Bosnian (from Arabic jannah) |