islamic ladies names Starting with W
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Wajeeha
وجيهة: مرموقة، ذات مكانة، محترمة
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Distinguished, eminent, respectable; from Arabic وجِيهة (wajīhah), feminine of وجيه meaning notable or of good repute. | Girl | Arabic (attested historically in Arabic and South Asian Muslim contexts, including usage among Bengali-speaking families) |
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Wahida
فريدة، واحدة
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Unique, singular; feminine form of 'Wahid' (one) | Girl | Arabic; attested in South Asian Muslim usage (Bengali, Sindhi) |
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Wema
الخير، اللطف
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Goodness, kindness, benevolence (Swahili) | Girl | Swahili (East African Bantu with Islamic cultural usage) |
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Wijdan
وجدان (شعور داخلى، احساس گہرہ)
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From Arabic وجدان (wijdān): 'sentiment, deep feeling, emotional consciousness, inner perception'. | Girl | Arabic |
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Wazir
وزير (المعنى: الوزير، الوزير الأعلى أو المشير)
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Minister, vizier; Arabic وزير (wazīr) historically denotes a high-ranking official or counsellor in Islamic administrations. | Boy | Arabic (widely used across Muslim cultures) |
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Waddah
مَن يُوضِحُ/يُبدي؛ واضح، روشن (مأخوذ من و-د-ح)
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From Arabic root و د ح (w‑d‑ḥ) meaning 'to make clear, be manifest'; the name Waddāḥ (ودّاح) historically denotes 'one who clarifies, makes evident, or is radiant/manifest'. It is attested in early Arabic poetry (e.g., the Yemeni poet Waddah al‑Yaman). | Boy | Arabic |
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Wahaj
وهّاج — ساطع، لَهَب مُتَوَهِّج
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Radiant blaze; shining flame; intensely luminous | Boy | Arabic origin (used among South Asian Muslim communities as well) |
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Wahshi
وَهْشِي — أي البري/الوحشي، الدال على الوحشة أو الوحشية
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The wild one; literally 'savage' or 'wild' in Arabic (وَهْشِي) — historically attested as a personal name (e.g., Wahshi ibn Harb) | Boy | Arabic / Early Islamic history (name borne by historical figures such as Wahshi ibn Harb) |
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Wahb
وَهْب: عَطِيَّة، مَوْهِبَة
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Grant, gift, bestowal; from Arabic root w-h-b meaning to give or grant | Boy | Arabic (attested in early Islamic literature; e.g., Wahb ibn Munabbih) |
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Waberi
الفجر
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From Somali waaber meaning 'dawn' or 'morning'; 'one of the dawn' or 'bringer of morning' | Girl | Somali |