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Muhyi
محيي — المعنَى: مانح الحياة، احیاء الدين (كاسم عنصرى في ألقاب صوفية)
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Giver of life; 'reviver' (element in the honorific Muḥyī al-Dīn meaning 'reviver of the faith') | Boy | Arabic (widely attested in classical Sufi honorifics) |
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Majaliwa
مقدّر / معين بالقَدَر
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One appointed or destined (by God); 'he who is fated/ordained' | Boy | Swahili (East African, Islamic usage) |
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Ikrimah
الشرف، الكرم، النبل
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Derived from the Arabic root K-R-M (generosity, honor); conveys nobility, honor, and dignified generosity. | Boy | Arabic |
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Ma’sum
معصوم: المحفوظ عن الذنب أو الخالي من الخطأ
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Protected from sin; innocent, faultless (in literal sense) | Boy | Arabic |
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Mureed
مرید: التلميذ أو الساعي وراء المرشد الروحي
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Disciple, seeker; one who follows a spiritual guide | Boy | Arabic (used widely in South Asian Sufi contexts) |
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Mugheeth
مغيث: المعين أو الناصر، الذي يجلب النصر أو العون في الشدائد
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Succorer; one who brings relief or aid in times of distress | Boy | Arabic (also used historically in Urdu and Sindhi contexts) |
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Maysam
مَعْنَاهُ: ذُو عَلَامَةٍ مُمَيِّزَةٍ، أي 'موسَم/وَسْم' بمعنى العلامة المميزة
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One with a distinguishing mark; 'marked, notable' — from Arabic مَيْسَم (maysam), traditionally understood to mean a distinctive mark or spot, often used as a male given name and attested in early Islamic historical sources. | Boy | Arabic (used broadly in Persian and other Muslim communities) |
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Zarmina
ذهبية
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Golden; made of gold — from Persian/Balochi compound 'zar' (gold) + suffix indicating quality or possession | Girl | Balochi / Persian (South Asian Muslim usage) |
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Cawo
الصباح، الفجر
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Dawn; morning — from Somali 'cawo' meaning the break of day or early morning light | Girl | Somali |
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Darya
دَرْیا: البحر (أي: البحرُ، المحيطُ)
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From Persian 'Daryā' (دریا) meaning 'sea' or 'ocean'; used historically as a masculine name in Sindhi and Balochi contexts (often compounded as a title or part of a compound name) to evoke vastness and strength. | Boy | Persian (widely used in Sindhi and Balochi regions) |