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Vian
أمنية (بمعنى رغبة أو شوق بالکردية)
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Wish; desire; love (Kurdish origin; 'vîan/viyan' meaning longing or wish) | Girl | Kurdish |
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Umeed
أمل (توقع)
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Hope, expectation (from Persian/Urdu 'omid') | Unisex | Sindhi/Urdu (from Persian) |
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Mu’tamid
المُعْتَمَد، الموثوق
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From Arabic root ع-م-د (i'timad): 'one who is relied upon' or 'dependable, trustworthy'; also rendered 'the relied-upon'. | Boy | Arabic (Andalusian historical usage attested) |
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Maslama
السلامة، الأمان، النجاة
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From Arabic root S-L-M: safety, peace, deliverance; often understood as 'one who brings or is granted safety/peace'. | Boy | Arabic |
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Maymunah
ميمونة — مباركة، موفّقة، مبروكة
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From Arabic مَيْمُونَة (Maymūnah), meaning 'blessed', 'auspicious', or 'fortunate'. | Girl | Arabic |
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Ma’bad
معبد — مكان العبادة أو المعبد
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From Arabic مَعْبَد (maʿbad) meaning 'temple' or 'place of worship'; attested as a masculine personal name in early Arab sources. | Boy | Arabic |
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Mahshid
ضِياءُ القَمَرِ (نور القَمَر)
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Moonlight; shining like the moon (Persian) | Girl | Persian (used in Iran and Urdu-speaking communities) |
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Mevlana
مولانا
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Our master; a Turkish honorific from Persian/Arabic مولانا (mavlānā/mawlānā), used historically as a reverential title for eminent scholars and Sufi masters (notably Jalal ad-Din Rumi). | Boy | Persian/Turkish (Ottoman honorific) |
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Lalla
لالة — سيدة، لقب شرفي لدى الأمازيغ والمغاربة
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Lady; an Amazigh (Berber) honorific used in the Maghreb to address or title a noble, saintly, or respected woman—used also as a name-form in North Africa | Girl | Amazigh (Berber) / Maghrebi Arabic |
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Ziryab
زرياب — العصفور الأسود (لقب شاعري يشير إلى 'العصفور الأسود')
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Blackbird; a historic laqab (nickname) given to the 9th-century musician and cultural figure, literally 'blackbird' in Arabic usage | Boy | Arabic/Andalusian (originally from Iraq; Arabicized laqab) |