Moheb
Meaning: Loving, Affectionate, Beloved, Spiritual being Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mo-Heb Language origin of Moheb: Arabic Regional origin of Moheb: Middle East Languages Moheb is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Moheb is most common: Islam First letter and sound: M, Mo Last letter and sound: B, heb Alternative Spelling: Mohab, Mohib, Moheb, Mohob, Mohub
Mohsana
Meaning: A person bearing the nature and sweetness of Honey Gender: Female Pronunciation: Moh-Sa-Na Language origin of Mohsana: Arabic Regional origin of Mohsana: Middle East Languages Mohsana is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Mohsana is most common: Islam First letter and sound: M, Moh Last letter and sound: A, na Alternative Spelling: Mohsena, Mohsina, Mohsana, […]
Mohsina
Meaning: One who performs good deeds, Benevolent Gender: Female Pronunciation: Moh-Si-Na Language origin of Mohsina: Arabic Regional origin of Mohsina: Middle East Languages Mohsina is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Mohsina is most common: Islam First letter and sound: M, Moh Last letter and sound: A, na Alternative Spelling: Mohsena, Mohsana, Mohsina, Mohsona, Mohsuna
Mohtashim
Meaning: Great, Powerful, Rich, Modest, Virtuous, Chaste Gender: Male Pronunciation: Moh-Ta-Shim Language origin of Mohtashim: Arabic Regional origin of Mohtashim: Middle East Languages Mohtashim is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Mohtashim is most common: Islam First letter and sound: M, Moh Last letter and sound: M, shim Alternative Spelling: Mohtasham, Mohtashem, Mohtashim, Mohtashom, Mohtashum
Manzar
Meaning: A sight, A view Gender: Male Pronunciation: Man-Zar Language origin of Manzar: Arabic Regional origin of Manzar: Middle East Languages Manzar is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Manzar is most common: Islam First letter and sound: M, Man Last letter and sound: R, zar Alternative Spelling: Manzer, Manzir, Manzar, Manzor, Manzur
Manzoor
Meaning: Perspective, Apparent, Visible Gender: Male Pronunciation: Man-Zoor Language origin of Manzoor: Arabic Regional origin of Manzoor: Middle East Languages Manzoor is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Manzoor is most common: Islam First letter and sound: M, Man Last letter and sound: R, zoor Alternative Spelling: Manzoir, Manzoer, Manzoor, Manzoar, Manzour
Maqadar
Meaning: Fate, Destiny Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ma-Qa-Dar Language origin of Maqadar: Arabic Regional origin of Maqadar: Middle East Languages Maqadar is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Maqadar is most common: Islam First letter and sound: M, Ma Last letter and sound: R, dar Alternative Spelling: Maqader, Maqadir, Maqadar, Maqador, Maqadur
Maqboola
Meaning: A person who is acknowledged and accepted Gender: Female Pronunciation: Maq-Boo-La Language origin of Maqboola: Arabic Regional origin of Maqboola: Middle East Languages Maqboola is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Maqboola is most common: Islam First letter and sound: M, Maq Last letter and sound: A, la Alternative Spelling: Maqbooli, Maqboole, Maqboola, Maqboolo, Maqboolu
Maqbul
Meaning: A prayer that is accepted by God Gender: Male Pronunciation: Maq-Bul Language origin of Maqbul: Arabic Regional origin of Maqbul: Middle East Languages Maqbul is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Maqbul is most common: Islam First letter and sound: M, Maq Last letter and sound: L, bul Alternative Spelling: Maqbil, Maqbel, Maqbul, Maqbol, Maqbql
Maqbula
Meaning: A prayer acknowledged and accepted by God Gender: Female Pronunciation: Maq-Bu-La Language origin of Maqbula: Arabic Regional origin of Maqbula: Middle East Languages Maqbula is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Maqbula is most common: Islam First letter and sound: M, Maq Last letter and sound: A, la Alternative Spelling: Maqbuli, Maqbule, Maqbula, Maqbulo, Maqbulu