Gulālai
Gulālai means 'flower-like' or 'like a flower', formed from 'gul' (flower) + an adjectival suffix in Pashto.
No. Gulālai is a Pashto cultural/name of non-Quranic origin but is used by Muslim families in Pashto-speaking regions.
It is relatively uncommon and regionally concentrated among Pashto speakers, making it a rare choice outside those communities.
Yes. In Urdu/Pashto scripts it is commonly rendered as گلالۍ (Pashto) or گلآلئی / گل الائی in Persian/Urdu transliteration conventions.
Yes. Related 'gul' names include Gulnaz, Gulshan, Gulab, and Gulzar, which similarly derive from the word for 'flower'.