Arabic Baby Names - 5207 Names for Muslims

Arabic Baby Names | Alphabetic Listing | 5207 Names | Page 56

This page includes names from the Arabic language, both those names that are mentioned in the Quran and those that are not mentioned.

Dawwas

Dawwas is an Arabic name for boys that means "strong", "brave", one who overcomes and is able ... Read more

Dayyar is an Arabic name for boys that means "resident", "inhabitant". Read more

Dayyin is an Arabic name for boys that means "religious", "devout". Read more

Deeb is an Arabic name for boys that means "wolf". It is a phonetic variant of Zi'b. Read more

Deen is a direct Quranic name for boys that means "religion', "creed", "credo", "way of life". ... Read more

Diaudin (also written as Ziaudin) is an Arabic name for boys that means "brilliance of the ... Read more

Dibaaj is an Arabic name for boys and girls that refers to a type of silk cloth. Read more

Dilalah is an Arabic name for girls that means "guidance", "instruction". Read more

Dilf is an Arabic name for boys that means "brave", "bold". Read more

Dimah is an Arabic name for girls that means "rain that falls without lightning or thunder". Read more

Dinar is an Arabic name for boys and girls that means "gold coin". It is a direct Quranic ... Read more

Dinarah is an Arabic name for girls that means "gold coin". Read more

Diras is an Arabic name for boys that means "scholar", "one who studies", "keen". Read more

Dirbas is an Arabic name for boys that means "lion". Read more

Dirgham is an Arabic name for boys that means "lion". Figuratively it means "brave", "bold". Read more

Diryas is an Arabic name for boys that means "lion". Read more

Diyanat is the Turkish form of the Arabic name Diyanah, which means "creed", "religion". Read more

Donya is another spelling of the Arabic girl name Dunya, which means "worldly life". This ... Read more

Dordaneh is a Persian name for girls that means "pearl bead". Figuratively it is used with ... Read more

Doreen is an Arabic-Persian name for girls that is made up of the Arabic word Dor ("pearl") and ... Read more