Tarik
Meaning: Visitor, Knocker at the door, Strike Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ta-Rik Language origin of Tarik: Arabic Regional origin of Tarik: Middle East Languages Tarik is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Tarik is most common: Islam First letter and sound: T, Ta Last letter and sound: K, rik Alternative Spelling: Terik, Tirik, Tprik, Tarak, Taria
Katara
Meaning: Water droplet, Pure, Raindrop, Drop, From Qatar Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ka-Ta-Ra Language origin of Katara: Arabic Regional origin of Katara: Middle East Languages Katara is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Katara is most common: Islam First letter and sound: K, Ka Last letter and sound: A, ra Alternative Spelling: Katars, Katark, Katard, Katari, Katura
Aasir
Meaning: Captivator Gender: Male Pronunciation: Aa-Sir Language origin of Aasir: Arabic Regional origin of Aasir: Middle East Languages Aasir is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Aasir is most common: Islam First letter and sound: A, Aa Last letter and sound: R, sir Alternative Spelling: Aasie, Aasit, Aasid, Aasim, Aasic
Zoha
Meaning: Light Gender: Female Pronunciation: Zo-Ha Language origin of Zoha: Arabic Regional origin of Zoha: Middle East Languages Zoha is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Zoha is most common: Islam First letter and sound: Z, Zo Last letter and sound: A, ha Alternative Spelling: Zota, Zohs, Zohn, Zola, Zuha
Saniya
Meaning: Brilliant, Splendid, Second Child Gender: Female Pronunciation: Sa-Ni-Ya Language origin of Saniya: Arabic Regional origin of Saniya: Middle East Languages Saniya is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Saniya is most common: Islam First letter and sound: S, Sa Last letter and sound: A, ya Alternative Spelling: Saniye, Saniys, Saniyi, Saniyn, Saniyt
Alaya
Meaning: High Status, Exalted, Sublime, Dwelling, Abode, Imperishable, Permanence Gender: Female Pronunciation: A-La-Ya Language origin of Alaya: Arabic Regional origin of Alaya: Middle East Languages Alaya is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Alaya is most common: Islam First letter and sound: A, A Last letter and sound: A, ya Alternative Spelling: Alayn, Alayi, Alaye, Alayt, […]
Mohammad
Meaning: Praised, Commendable Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mo-Ham-Mad Language origin of Mohammad: Arabic Regional origin of Mohammad: Middle East Languages Mohammad is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Mohammad is most common: Islam First letter and sound: M, Mo Last letter and sound: D, mad Alternative Spelling: Mohammsd, Mohammap, Mohammai, Mohammaf, Mohammae
Yaseen
Meaning: Chapter of the Quran Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ya-Seen Language origin of Yaseen: Arabic Regional origin of Yaseen: Middle East Languages Yaseen is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Yaseen is most common: Islam First letter and sound: Y, Ya Last letter and sound: N, seen Alternative Spelling: Yaseeb, Yaseeo, Yaseen, Yaseei
Inaaya
Meaning: Care, Concern Gender: Female Pronunciation: In-Aa-Ya Language origin of Inaaya: Arabic Regional origin of Inaaya: Middle East Languages Inaaya is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Inaaya is most common: Islam First letter and sound: I, In Last letter and sound: A, ya Alternative Spelling: Inaayt, Inaays, Inaaya, Inaaye, Inaayi
Yasin
Meaning: 36th chapter of the Quran Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ya-Sin Language origin of Yasin: Arabic Regional origin of Yasin: Middle East Languages Yasin is most common: Urdu, Arabic Religions Yasin is most common: Islam First letter and sound: Y, Ya Last letter and sound: N, sin Alternative Spelling: Yasim, Yasie, Yasin, Yasia, Yasio