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Muzayyan
مُزَيَّن
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Adorned; ornamented; beautified — derived from the Arabic verb/participle pattern expressing the state of being decorated (root ز-ي-ن). | Boy | Arabic |
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Misbah
مصباح
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Lamp; an illuminator; derived from the Arabic noun مصباح (misbah) meaning 'lamp' or 'light'. | Unisex | Arabic |
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Cüneyd
جُنَيْد — تصغيرُ جُنْد، بمعنى 'الجندي الصغير' أو 'الشاب المحارب' (مجازياً: المثابر الروحي)
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Diminutive of jund — 'little soldier' or 'young warrior'; historically associated with the Sufi master Junayd al-Baghdadi. | Boy | Bosnian/Turkish (from Arabic جُنَيْد Junayd) |
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Mojgan
الرموش (الجمع: رموش) - تعني الرموش
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Eyelash(s); derived from Persian 'مژگان' meaning 'eyelashes', used as a poetic female name in Persian and Turkish contexts | Girl | Persian/Turkish (used by Muslim communities in Iran, Afghanistan, Turkey and South Asia) |
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Mokrane
مقران/مُكران: اسم أمازيغي يُشير إلى العظمة أو الكِبَر
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Great, large; a Berber/Amazigh personal name historically used in North Africa | Boy | Amazigh (Berber) — North Africa (Kabyle/Algerian usage in Muslim contexts) |
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Mansur
منصور: المنتصر، المُعْطَى النّصْر
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Victorious, one who is granted victory (from Arabic root n-s-r) | Boy | Arabic; historically used across the Islamic world, noted in classical Sufi literature |
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Deeqo
عطية (المعنى: هدية، منحة)
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Gift; generosity (from Somali 'deeq' meaning a gift, grant, or act of giving) | Girl | Somali |
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Mihri
مَهْرِي (مأخوذ من مهر بمعنى شمس ومودّة)
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Derived from Persian 'Mehr' (مهر) meaning 'sun, affection, love'; used in Ottoman Turkish as a feminine given name signifying 'beloved' or 'sun-like'. | Girl | Turkish (from Persian Mehr) |
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Masinissa
اسم أمازيغي ملكي قديم؛ المعنى اللغوي غير مؤكد
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Ancient Amazigh (Numidian) royal name; etymology uncertain — historically the name of King Masinissa of Numidia (Masənisa), attested in Latin and Berber sources | Boy | Amazigh (Numidian / Berber) |
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Ifrah
فرح، إفراح (معنى السعادة والابتهاج)
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Joy, happiness, celebration; derived from Arabic root for joy (used in Somali as a feminine name) | Girl | Somali (from Arabic lexical root) |