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Syarifah
معنى: شريفة - نَبِيلَة، كَرِيمَة
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Female form of Sharif: 'noble, honorable; a woman of noble descent (often used in Malay contexts for women descending from the Prophet's line)' | Girl | Arabic via Malay |
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Remzija
مأخوذ من رَمْز: رمز، علامة، إشارة
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Feminine form derived from Arabic 'ramz' (رَمْز) meaning 'symbol, sign, token'; conveys symbolism, emblem, or one who is emblematic | Girl | Bosnian/Turkish (from Arabic ramz) |
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Esmat
عِصْمَة: العِفَّةُ وَالحِفْظُ وَالْحِمَايَةُ، حِفْظُ الشَّرَفِ
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Chastity, innocence, protection, preservation; moral integrity or safeguarded purity. | Girl | Arabic (transliterated, commonly used in Persian/Urdu contexts) |
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Rukhsar
الخدّ (الوجه/الخدّ) — الخدّ المزهّر (الخدّ الوردي)
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Face; cheek — literally 'beautiful-cheeked' in Persian, used poetically for a radiant face | Girl | Persian (used in Urdu and Persian literary tradition) |
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Teja
ضياء
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Radiance, brilliance; in Malay usage often associated with luminosity or splendour (from Sanskrit tejas) | Girl | Malay (loan from Sanskrit tejas, historically used in Malay literature and oral tradition) |
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Shajar al-Durr
شجرة الدر
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Tree of pearls (Arabic; a compound epithet formed from shajarah 'tree' and al-durr 'the pearls') | Girl | Arabic (historical epithet/title attested in medieval Islamic sources; borne by a 13th-century Egyptian sultana) |
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Gausia
غوثية: نسبت إلى الغوث (المعني: المعين أو الناصر الروحي)
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Woman associated with the title Ghawth (succor, spiritual helper); feminine form honoring a Sufi saintly lineage | Girl | Arabic / South Asian Sufi usage |
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Şefika
شفيقة
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Compassionate, tender-hearted (from Arabic شفيقة) | Girl | Arabic via Ottoman Turkish / Bosnian usage |
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Juwayriyya
صِغَرُ جَاريةٍ - بمعنى 'الفتاة الصغيرة' أو 'الخادمة الصغيرة' (دلالَةٌ تُعبِّر عن التَّدَنِّي/الحَنَان)
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Diminutive of the Arabic 'jāriya' (جارية) — literally 'little maiden' or 'young female servant/assistant'; linguistically a diminutive form conveying tenderness or smallness. | Girl | Arabic (classical, attested in early Islamic history) |
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Nushaba
نوشابه (مَشروبٌ حُلْو؛ مُنعش)
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Sweet drink; pleasant, refreshing beverage (figuratively: delightful or life-giving) | Girl | Middle Persian/Persianized Arabic usage (attested in Persian and medieval Arabic literary sources; used in South Asian Muslim contexts) |