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Aabid
The word aabid means powerful, complete, worshipper of allah, it also signifies the one who is good intellectu ... Read More
Aabideen
Zainul abidin is a Islam name for baby Boy and meaning is Ornament of the worshippers, it is probably taken fr ... Read More
Aabis
aabis has the meaning of lucky, it also means grim-faced, fierce-faced, the Boy named aabis seems to be fortun ... Read More
Aadheen
The word aadheen means obedient, one who comply with commands and is submissive ... Read More
Aadhil
The name means "one who acts with justice and fairness", "moderate", "virtuous", "excellent in character ... Read More
Aasieyah
This name gives you capability of organising, planning & carrying work for great success ... Read More
Aasira
Bond.. Aasira is a Muslim Girl name which originates from the Urdu language.Acording to Numerology Predictions ... Read More
Aatifa
Affection, Sympathy. Aatifa is a Muslim Girl name which originates from the Urdu language.Acording to Numerolo ... Read More
Aatiqah
Shoulder Support Old. Aatiqah is a Muslim Girl name which originates from the Urdu language.Acording to Numero ... Read More
Aatirah
Fragrant. Aatirah is a Muslim Girl name which originates from the Urdu language.Acording to Numerology Predict ... Read More
Aayah
Generally it means evidence or signs. In the Islam's principal scripture, this name is used to mean Verse. ... Read More
Abahh
Al-abahh Was The Nickname Of Al Hasan Ibn Ibrahim, An Astrologer Of Al Mamun. Abahh is a Muslim Boy name which ... Read More
Abasi
Stern. Abasi is a Muslim Boy name which originates from the Urdu language.Acording to Numerology Predictions, ... Read More
Abasin
The Indus River.. Abasin is a Muslim Boy name which originates from the Urdu language.Acording to Numerology P ... Read More
Abbudin
Worshippers. Abbudin is a Muslim Boy name which originates from the Urdu language.Acording to Numerology Predi ... Read More
Abdah
Nick Name Of Abdur - Rehman. Abdah is a Muslim Boy name which originates from the Urdu language.Acording to Nu ... Read More
Abdan
Is Derived From Abd. Abdan is a Muslim Boy name which originates from the Urdu language.Acording to Numerology ... Read More
Abdelazim
derives from the Arabic "ʻAbd Al-'Azīm that is one of names of God in the Qur'an which names servant of ... Read More
Abdual
A person with strong independent and creative nature personality who helps the most needed ... Read More
Abdud daarr
Originated from Arabic language which means a person slaves those who causes loss ... Read More
Abdul aliyy
With the strong & powerful capabilities they used to serve degnified people ... Read More
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The origin of a name can be very important if you are looking to find a baby name that is related to your own family or part of your culture.
Choosing your baby’s name is a big responsibility. It’s the name that he or she will carefully practice writing out to sign magnificent pieces of preschool artwork. It’s the name your child will use to introduce and identify him or herself.
Perhaps you want to choose a unique name that sets your child apart; maybe you want to choose a family name that has deep meaning to you; or maybe you just want a pretty name that’s fun or easy to say.
Luckily – or perhaps overwhelmingly – there are thousands of baby names to choose from that come from a wide range of cultures, languages, traditions and stories.
Are you looking for an English name for your baby ? Consider William, a beautiful name that means “Resolute protector” – what a perfect way to describe your little angel!
Why are names so important?
People give certain names to their children for various reasons – to honor someone, like a favored relative or famous person (like your uncle Michael, or John F. Kennedy); because the name itself translates to something special (like my name, Timothy, translates to “serving God”), to provide a sense of uniqueness in the world (like the name of someone I knew in college gave to her daughter – Tanji), or to be frivolous (as in the case of parents who might name their child “Lucifer” or “Messiah” or “23”). In some cultures which use descriptive phrases or nouns for names, as in some Native American tribes, it is seen as bestowing the gifts or talents described in the phrase, such as Running Rabbit or Flying Arrow.