Tayyab
Meaning: Pure Gender: Male Pronunciation: Tay-Yab Language origin of Tayyab: Arabic Regional origin of Tayyab: Middle East Languages Tayyab is most common: Urdu, Arabic, Hindi Religions Tayyab is most common: Islam First letter and sound: T, Tay Last letter and sound: B, yab Alternative Spelling: Tayab, Tayyabb, Taiyab
Wahab
Meaning: Giver Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wa-Hab Language origin of Wahab: Arabic Regional origin of Wahab: Middle East Languages Wahab is most common: Urdu, Arabic, Hindi Religions Wahab is most common: Islam First letter and sound: W, Wa Last letter and sound: B, hab Alternative Spelling: Wahaab, Wahabb, Wahayb
Yamin
Meaning: Right Hand Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ya-Min Language origin of Yamin: Arabic Regional origin of Yamin: Middle East Languages Yamin is most common: Urdu, Arabic, Hindi Religions Yamin is most common: Islam First letter and sound: Y, Ya Last letter and sound: N, min Alternative Spelling: Yameen, Yaminn, Yamyn
Zakir
Meaning: Remembrancer Gender: Male Pronunciation: Za-Kir Language origin of Zakir: Arabic Regional origin of Zakir: Middle East Languages Zakir is most common: Urdu, Arabic, Hindi Religions Zakir is most common: Islam First letter and sound: Z, Za Last letter and sound: R, kir Alternative Spelling: Zakhir, Zakirr, Zakyr
Ziyad
Meaning: Increase Gender: Male Pronunciation: Zi-Yad Language origin of Ziyad: Arabic Regional origin of Ziyad: Middle East Languages Ziyad is most common: Urdu, Arabic, Hindi Religions Ziyad is most common: Islam First letter and sound: Z, Zi Last letter and sound: D, yad Alternative Spelling: Ziyaad, Ziyadd, Zeyad
Abbad
Meaning: Devout Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ab-Bad Language origin of Abbad: Arabic Regional origin of Abbad: Middle East Languages Abbad is most common: Urdu, Arabic, Hindi Religions Abbad is most common: Islam First letter and sound: A, Ab Last letter and sound: D, bad Alternative Spelling: Abaad, Abbadd, Abad
Rahmat
Meaning: Mercy Gender: Male Pronunciation: Rah-Mat Language origin of Rahmat: Arabic Regional origin of Rahmat: Middle East Languages Rahmat is most common: Urdu, Arabic, Hindi Religions Rahmat is most common: Islam First letter and sound: R, Rah Last letter and sound: T, mat Alternative Spelling: Rahmaht, Raahmat, Rahmatt
Aminuddin
Meaning: Trust of Faith Gender: Male Pronunciation: A-Mi-Nud-Din Language origin of Aminuddin: Arabic Regional origin of Aminuddin: Middle East Languages Aminuddin is most common: Urdu, Arabic, Hindi Religions Aminuddin is most common: Islam First letter and sound: A, A Last letter and sound: N, din Alternative Spelling: Aminudeen, Aminuddin, Aminudyn
Sadi
Meaning: Fortunate Gender: Male Pronunciation: Sa-Di Language origin of Sadi: Arabic Regional origin of Sadi: Middle East Languages Sadi is most common: Urdu, Arabic, Hindi Religions Sadi is most common: Islam First letter and sound: S, Sa Last letter and sound: I, di Alternative Spelling: Sady, Sadii, Saadi
Arsalan
Meaning: Lion Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ar-Sa-Lan Language origin of Arsalan: Persian Regional origin of Arsalan: Middle East Languages Arsalan is most common: Urdu, Hindi Religions Arsalan is most common: Islam First letter and sound: A, Ar Last letter and sound: N, lan Alternative Spelling: Arsalaan, Arsalann, Arsalan