Abrahamאַבְרָהָם
boyFather of many nations in biblical interpretation
AY-bruh-ham · Hebrew
Structured name collection
Muslim baby names
Names with documented Muslim usage or association. Culture filters guide name discovery and never imply that a faith officially endorses astrology or numerology.
70 canonical names: 70 curated linguistic records and 0 reference usage records. Pages are paginated to stay fast on mobile.
Adamآدم
boyHuman or man; traditionally connected with earth
AD-um · Hebrew
Ahmadأحمد
boyMost praised or highly commendable
AH-mad · Arabic
Aishaعائشة
girlLiving or alive
AA-ee-sha · Arabic
Aliعلي
boyHigh, elevated, or noble
AH-lee · Arabic
Amarअमर
boyImmortal in Sanskrit; long-lived or one who builds in Arabic usage
uh-MAR · Sanskrit and Arabic
Aminaآمنة
girlTrustworthy, faithful, or safe
AA-mi-na · Arabic
Amirأمير
boyPrince or commander in Arabic; treetop or sheaf in Hebrew
uh-MEER · Arabic and Hebrew
Amiraأميرة
girlPrincess in Arabic; treetop or sheaf in Hebrew usage
uh-MEE-ra · Arabic and Hebrew
Anasأنس
boyFriendliness, affection, or companionship
AH-nas · Arabic
Ayaآية
girlSign or verse in Arabic; meanings in Japanese depend on the kanji
EYE-ya · Multi-origin
Aylin
girlMoon halo
EYE-lin · Turkish
Bilalبلال
boyMoisture or water
bee-LAAL · Arabic
Danielדָּנִיֵּאל
boyGod is my judge
DAN-yul · Hebrew
Daniyalدانیال
boyGod is my judge
DAA-nee-yaal · Hebrew through Arabic and Persian
Deniz
unisexSea
deh-NEEZ · Turkish
Diyaदिया
girlLamp or light
DEE-yaa · Hindi
Elif
girlThe letter alif; often associated symbolically with uprightness and oneness
eh-LEEF · Arabic letter name through Turkish
Emir
boyPrince or commander
eh-MEER · Arabic through Turkish
Farahفرح
girl / unisexJoy or happiness
FAH-rah · Arabic
Faridفرید
boyUnique or incomparable
fa-REED · Arabic
Fatehਫਤਿਹ
boy / unisexVictory
fuh-TAY · Arabic through Punjabi
Fatimaفاطمة
girlOne who abstains or weans
FAA-ti-ma · Arabic
Gabrielגַּבְרִיאֵל
boyGod is my strength
GAY-bree-el · Hebrew
How this collection is built: canonical records are selected by the language, cultural, gender, style, or first-letter metadata shown on their pages. Curated and reference records remain visibly distinct, and similar spellings normally canonicalize to one page rather than creating duplicate thin pages.