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3,771 names
3,771 names
Urdu
Ibrahim is the Arabic form of Abraham, understood as “father of many.” Farooqi comes from Al-Farooq, an honorific meaning “the one who distinguishes between right and wrong,” while Rayan is widely used as a Muslim boy’s name.
Urdu
Musa is the Arabic and Urdu form of Moses, the revered prophet in Islam known as Mūsā ibn ʿImrān. Shahmeer Khan gives the full name a strong Urdu-Muslim feel, though a verified meaning for Shahmeer is not established in the provided sources.
Urdu
Yahya is an Arabic boys' name used in the Qur'an for the prophet known in English as John the Baptist. The full name Yahya Taimoor Lodhi blends a deeply rooted Arabic given name with a strong South Asian Muslim naming style.
Urdu
Hassan is an Arabic masculine name meaning “good,” “handsome,” or “benefactor.” Zaidi is a surname associated in Islamic history with descendants or followers connected to Zayd ibn Ali, with roots traced to Mecca in the cited source.
Urdu
Usman is an Urdu and Arabic-rooted boy name commonly associated with عثمان, meaning “baby bustard,” a type of bird. In Islamic use, it also carries honor because it is linked with a Companion of the Prophet ﷺ.
Urdu
Bilal is a masculine Arabic and Urdu name meaning “wetting” or “moistening.” It is also known as the name of a companion of the Prophet Muhammad.
Urdu
Rafay Zubair Abbasi is an Urdu Muslim boy's name. Because the supplied sources do not verify an etymology, its meaning should be treated as unconfirmed rather than presented as a settled fact.
Urdu
Aariz Hamza Qureshi is an Urdu boy's name with a Muslim cultural feel. The provided source material does not verify a specific meaning for Aariz, Hamza, or Qureshi, so the meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Urdu
Shayan Kareem Rizvi is an Urdu boy name built around Shayan, a Persian masculine given name. The full name has a soft, polished sound with a dignified family-name finish.
Urdu
Kamil Junaid Gilani is presented here as an Urdu boy's name. The supplied source excerpts do not give a verified etymology or literal meaning, so the meaning should be treated as unconfirmed from the provided research.
Urdu
The available source does not give a confirmed literal meaning for Saif Umar Mughal. As a full Urdu boy name, it has a crisp, dignified feel, with Saif as the personal name, Umar as a paired given name, and Mughal as the family name.
Urdu
Ammar Waleed Akhtar is a dignified Urdu Muslim boy's name with a calm, serious feel. From the provided sources, the clearest documented link is Ammar ibn Yasir, an early Muslim companion of Muhammad.
Urdu
Dawood Sarim Baig is an Urdu Muslim boy's name led by Dawood, the Urdu form associated with Prophet Dawood, who is mentioned in the Qur'an and linked with the Zabur. The full name has a strong, formal sound with a South Asian Muslim surname style.
Punjabi
Amardeep means "eternal light" or "immortal lamp," from Sanskrit elements meaning "immortal" and "light." In the full Punjabi name Amardeep Noor Singh, the strongest documented meaning comes from Amardeep: a steady, lasting radiance.
Punjabi
Anhad is a Punjabi Sikh name meaning “limitless” or “infinite,” and in Sikh tradition it is also connected with the “unstruck cosmic sound,” the inner divine music described in Gurbani spirituality. Anhad Veer Singh feels expansive, grounded, and distinctly Punjabi.
Punjabi
Arjan Dev Singh is a Punjabi Sikh boy name closely tied to Guru Arjan Dev Ji, the fifth Sikh Guru. Arjan is given with meanings such as “white, pure” and is also linked with the Sanskrit idea of earning or acquiring.
Punjabi
Balraj Inder Singh is a Punjabi boy’s name with a strong Sikh naming feel. The supplied sources verify Balraj Singh and Balraj Singh Ghai as real bearers of the name, while the exact etymology is not stated in those sources.
Punjabi
Charanjit is a Punjabi name often understood as “victorious at every step” or “one who has won over the Lord.” Charanjit Amar Singh carries a strong Sikh and Punjabi feel, with a devotional, steady, and dignified sound.
Punjabi
Daler Pratap Singh is a Punjabi boy's name with a strong, dignified feel. Daler is commonly understood as “brave,” while Pratap carries a sense of honor or glory, and Singh is a widely used Punjabi and Sikh name element.
Punjabi
Ekam Fateh Singh means “the One, victorious lion” in a Sikh Punjabi context. Ekam points to oneness and uniqueness, Fateh means victory, and Singh is the traditional Sikh masculine name meaning lion.
Punjabi
Guransh is a Punjabi and Hindi compound name often understood as “a part of the guru” or “essence of the divine teacher.” With Preet Singh, the full name has a warm Punjabi Sikh style: spiritual, affectionate, and strong.
Punjabi
Himmat Jor Singh is a Punjabi boy's name built around courage and strength. Himmat means “courage” or “bravery” in South Asian languages including Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu.
Punjabi
Ajaib is a Punjabi masculine name meaning “wonders,” “wondrous being,” or “magical.” In the full name Ajaib Jot Singh, Ajaib gives the name its rare, wonder-filled feeling.
Punjabi
Jaskaran is a Punjabi Sikh boy name connected with praise and good deeds. It can be understood as “one who performs praise” or “one who sings in praise.”
Punjabi
Kirat Roop Singh is a Punjabi boy's name built around Kirat, which means honest work, labor, or effort in Punjabi. The full name has a steady, dignified feel, especially in a Sikh or Punjabi family context.
Punjabi
Lakhveer Ajit Singh can be understood as a Punjabi Sikh name meaning “brave as a hundred thousand, unconquered lion.” It combines Lakhveer, Ajit, and Singh, each carrying a strong, protective feeling.
Punjabi
Manav means "human" in Sanskrit. In the full Punjabi name Manav Sukh Singh, Manav gives the name a gentle, grounded meaning centered on humanity and dignity.
Punjabi
Nirbhay is an Indian boy's name meaning "fearless" or "without fear." In the full Punjabi name Nirbhay Arjun Singh, it gives the whole name a brave, steady feeling.
Punjabi
Prabhjot is a Punjabi Sikh name meaning "divine light" or "light of God," from Prabh, meaning God or divine, and jot, meaning light. Amar adds the sense of "immortal," while Singh is a traditional Sikh masculine name meaning "lion."
Punjabi
Ranjit comes from Sanskrit rañjita, meaning "coloured, pleased, delighted." Ranjit Pal Singh feels strong, traditional, and deeply Punjabi, with the well-known Sikh name Singh at the end.
Punjabi
Sarab Noor Singh is a Punjabi boy's name built around Noor, a documented Arabic unisex name meaning "light." As a full name, it feels luminous, dignified, and deeply at home in Punjabi naming style.
Punjabi
Yuvraj is an Indian boy name meaning "young king." In India, Yuvraj has also been used as a title for the crown prince of a kingdom or princely state.
Punjabi
Ikjot Bir Singh is a Punjabi boy's name that can be read as a devotional, strength-filled name: Ikjot suggests one light, Bir suggests bravery, and Singh means lion. Because the supplied sources do not document the etymology, this meaning is best treated as a careful traditional reading rather than a sourced historical claim.
Urdu
Basim is an Arabic boy name meaning “smiling” or “one who smiles.” In Urdu, it is written as باسم and understood as “مسکراتا ہوا.”
Urdu
Faiq is a masculine name of Arabic origin meaning "excellent," "superior," or "outstanding." In Urdu use, it is written as فائق and carries a bright sense of distinction and achievement.
Urdu
Ghaus is a masculine Urdu name of Arabic origin meaning “defender,” “cry for help,” or “one who redresses another’s grievance.” It carries a strong feeling of protection, aid, and moral responsibility.
Urdu
Hammad is a masculine name of Arabic origin, commonly understood as “one who praises” or “much-praising.” It comes from the same praise-related Arabic root behind names such as Hamad and Muhammad.
Urdu
Jahanzeb is a Persian and Urdu boy name commonly understood as “conqueror of the world.” Some baby-name sources also connect it with beauty and charm.
Urdu
Kaif is a masculine Urdu name of Arabic origin meaning "bliss," "ecstasy," or "a state of serene joy." It carries a poetic feeling of deep contentment rather than simple everyday happiness.
Urdu
Luqman is an Arabic and Urdu-used boy name strongly associated with wisdom, insight, and sound counsel. In Islamic tradition, it is linked to Luqman the Wise, a sage mentioned in the Qur'an.
Urdu
Mahad is a boys' name used in Urdu and Muslim naming, written مہد. It is linked with Arabic meanings such as "nice," "great," "comforter," and in Urdu, "one who receives guidance" or "excellent."
Urdu
Parvez is a Persian and Urdu boy name meaning “fortunate” or “victorious.” It carries a strong, hopeful feeling: a child blessed with success, good fortune, and the strength to rise.
Urdu
Rafay is an Arabic-origin boy name used in Urdu-speaking families, meaning “to elevate rank,” “to glorify,” “exalted,” or “one who is raised high.” It carries a dignified, upward-looking feeling, with a sound that is short, bright, and gentle.
Urdu
Shahzeb means “king’s adornment,” “beauty of the king,” or “royal beauty.” It comes from elements linked with royalty and ornament, giving the name a graceful, noble feel.
Urdu
Tabish is an Urdu boy name often associated with brightness, radiance, intelligence, and wisdom. It is also linked in some Arabic-name sources with comfort, patience, and the ability to support others through difficulty.
Urdu
Usama is an Arabic boy name meaning “the one with a name,” “well-known,” or “lion.” In Urdu use, it is usually written as اسامہ and carries a strong, dignified feel.
Urdu
Yasir is a masculine Urdu and Arabic name meaning “easy” or “wealthy.” It comes from the Arabic root yasira, meaning “to be easy” or “to be rich.”
Urdu
Nabeel is an Arabic and Urdu boy name meaning “noble” or “highborn.” It is a common Urdu transcription of Arabic Nabīl, written نبیل in Urdu and نبيل in Arabic.
Punjabi
Avtar Jeet Singh is a Punjabi boy's name with a strong, steady sound. Since the supplied sources do not give a verified etymology for Avtar or Jeet, the safest reading is as a traditional Punjabi-style full name rather than a sourced literal translation.
Punjabi
Charan Pal Singh is a Punjabi boy’s name built from three familiar South Asian name elements. Based on the supplied sources, Charan is clearly attested as an Indian given name, Pal and Singh complete the name in a traditional Punjabi style.
