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  • Sayantan

    Sayantan

    Bengali

    Sayantan is a Bengali masculine name of Indian origin, connected to the Sanskrit word santana, meaning “offspring,” “descendant,” or “continuation of lineage.” It carries a warm sense of family, legacy, and being part of something that continues.

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Debayan

Debayan

Bengali

Debayan is usually explained as a Sanskrit-origin Indian name with a divine sense, with meanings such as “messenger of the gods,” “divine song,” or “a development made by God.” It is used for boys, including in Bengali Hindu families.

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  • Prantik

    Prantik

    Bengali

    Prantik is a Bengali boy name of Sanskrit origin meaning "border," "edge," "limit," or "horizon." It carries a thoughtful feeling of standing at the meeting place between what is known and what is still ahead.

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  • Arnab

    Arnab

    Bengali

    Arnab is a Bengali boy name with Sanskrit roots. In the supplied etymology source, it is explained as meaning “rabbit” or “hare,” while also noting that it is often confused with the similar Sanskrit word Arṇava, meaning “ocean” or “sea.”

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  • Subhro

    Subhro

    Bengali

    Subhro means pure, bright, fair, or white, with roots in Sanskrit naming traditions. It has a clean, gentle feel that suggests clarity, goodness, and calm strength.

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  • Neeladri

    Neeladri

    Bengali

    Neeladri is a Bengali boy's name. A literal meaning is not confirmed by the supplied sources, though the closely related spelling Niladri is documented as a given name in West Bengal.

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  • Tuhin

    Tuhin

    Bengali

    Tuhin is a Bengali boy name of Sanskrit origin meaning “snow,” “frost,” “dew,” and sometimes “moonlight.” It has a cool, gentle nature feel with a quiet poetic softness.

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  • Sounak

    Sounak

    Bengali

    Sounak is a Bengali boy name with an uncertain but culturally resonant meaning. It is possibly linked to Sanskrit Sūnaka, meaning "little dog" or "puppy" as an affectionate term, or interpreted more broadly as "good son" or "virtuous child."

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  • Farhan

    Farhan

    Bengali

    Farhan is a masculine name of Arabic origin, commonly understood to mean “happy,” “joyful,” or “cheerful.” In Bengali families, especially Muslim families, it carries a bright, hopeful feeling without sounding overly ornate.

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  • Mahir

    Mahir

    Bengali

    Mahir is an Arabic boy name meaning "skilled" or "expert." In Bengali, it is understood as দক্ষ or নিপুণ, both carrying the idea of being capable, talented, and proficient.

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  • Sayan

    Sayan

    Bengali

    Sayan is a Bengali boy name used in Indian, Bengali, and Thai naming contexts, with roots reported in Sanskrit and Thai sources. Its exact meaning is not consistently confirmed in the available sources, so parents often choose it for its gentle sound, cultural fit, and modern feel.

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  • Kaushik

    Kaushik

    Bengali

    Kaushik is a Sanskrit-origin masculine name meaning “descended from Kusha.” It is also connected with the Kausika gotra and with the sage Vishvamitra, who is called Kaushik in Hindu tradition.

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  • Ritwick

    Ritwick

    Bengali

    Ritwick is a Bengali boy name, closely related to Ritwik, a Sanskrit-derived name usually understood as “ritual priest” or “one who performs sacred rites.” It feels thoughtful, literary, and quietly distinctive.

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  • Anwesha

    Anwesha

    Bengali

    Anwesha is a Bengali and Sanskrit girls' name meaning “search,” “inquiry,” or “quest.” It carries a gentle, thoughtful feeling: a child who seeks, asks, learns, and keeps looking for truth.

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  • Oindrila

    Oindrila

    Bengali

    Oindrila is a Bengali and Sanskrit girl name commonly explained as a name connected with Indra's wife, Indrani or Shachi. It carries a graceful, mythological feeling with a bright, lyrical sound.

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  • Srijita

    Srijita

    Bengali

    Srijita is a Bengali and Indian girl name commonly explained as “the one who wins over beauty.” It carries a graceful feeling, with beauty understood as charm, presence, and inner radiance.

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  • Sohini

    Sohini

    Bengali

    Sohini is a feminine Indian name with Sanskrit roots, usually understood as “beautiful,” “charming,” or “sweet.” In Hindi usage, it is also described as a name connected with Goddess Durga.

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  • Rayan

    Rayan

    Bengali

    Rayan means “luxuriant,” “well-watered,” or “satiated” in Arabic, and “smart,” “wise,” or “thinker” in Persian. In Islamic tradition, Al-Rayyan is one of the gates of Jannah.

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  • Ishani

    Ishani

    Bengali

    Ishani is a Sanskrit-origin Bengali girl name meaning “ruler,” “mistress,” or “goddess.” It is traditionally connected with Goddess Durga or Parvati and carries a feeling of divine feminine strength, prosperity, and grace.

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  • Madhurima

    Madhurima

    Bengali

    Madhurima means “sweetness,” “sweet nature,” or “one who is charming and pleasant.” It comes from Sanskrit roots connected with madhura, meaning sweet, pleasant, or melodious.

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  • Tiyasha

    Tiyasha

    Bengali

    Tiyasha is a feminine Bengali name with reported meanings that include “brightness” or “light” from Sanskrit, and “thirsty” or “silver” in several Indian-language name lists. It feels luminous, gentle, and distinctly modern.

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  • Ayman Ghassan Srouji

    Ayman Ghassan Srouji

    Arabic

    Ayman is an Arabic masculine name meaning "righteous," "on the right," "blessed," or "lucky." In Ayman Ghassan Srouji, the first name carries a warm sense of goodness, blessing, and right-hearted direction.

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  • Mazen Luay Matar

    Mazen Luay Matar

    Arabic

    Mazen is an Arabic boy name commonly linked to “raincloud” or “rain-bearing cloud.” It carries gentle imagery of blessing, growth, renewal, and abundance.

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  • Laila Hanan Kawar

    Laila Hanan Kawar

    Arabic

    Laila is an Arabic girl’s name meaning “night,” from the Arabic word connected with leil, or night. The name is also closely associated with the classic Arabic love story of Layla and Majnun.

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  • Sana Widad Abboud

    Sana Widad Abboud

    Arabic

    Sana Widad Abboud is an Arabic girl’s name with a gentle, graceful sound. The surname Abboud comes from Arabic عبود, linked to the root عبد, meaning “worshipper” or “servant,” often carrying a sense of devotion.

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  • Rida Jamal Ansari

    Rida Jamal Ansari

    Arabic

    Rida Jamal Ansari is a unisex Arabic name with a soft, steady sound. The exact meaning is not verified in the provided sources, so this page treats it carefully as an Arabic name combination rather than assigning an unsupported definition.

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  • Rittika

    Rittika

    Bengali

    Rittika is a Bengali girl name, closely related to Ritika, a Sanskrit-origin Hindu name meaning "movement." It is also linked in one source with Goddess Lakshmi, giving it a gentle devotional feeling.

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  • Poulomi

    Poulomi

    Bengali

    Poulomi is a Sanskrit-origin feminine name meaning “daughter of Puloman” or “belonging to Puloman.” In Hindu tradition, Poulomi is also associated with Shachi, the wife of Indra.

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  • Debarati

    Debarati

    Bengali

    Debarati is a Bengali and Indian girl name with devotional meanings. Sources connect it with Sanskrit tradition, giving meanings such as “light-worship” and “delight of the gods.”

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  • Amina Zahra Madani

    Amina Zahra Madani

    Arabic

    Amina is an Arabic girls' name that can mean “safe one, protected,” or, in another Arabic form, “devoted, honest, trustworthy, loyal, and faithful.” Amina Zahra Madani feels gentle and dignified, with Amina carrying the clearest documented meaning.

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  • Gaspard

    Gaspard

    French

    Gaspard is the French form of Caspar or Jasper, a name with Persian roots often interpreted as “bringer of treasure.” It feels old-world, warm, and quietly grand.

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  • Théophile

    Théophile

    French

    Théophile means “friend of God” or “love of God.” It comes from the Greek name Theophilus, built from words meaning “God” and “love, affection, or friend.”

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  • Zayd Kareem Haddad

    Zayd Kareem Haddad

    Arabic

    Zayd comes from Arabic roots meaning “to increase” or “to grow,” giving the name a bright sense of abundance and flourishing. Haddad is an Arabic surname meaning “blacksmith,” so Zayd Kareem Haddad carries the feeling of growth joined with craft, strength, and family heritage.

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  • Rami Nabil Mansour

    Rami Nabil Mansour

    Arabic

    Rami Nabil Mansour is an Arabic boy's name. Based on the sourced meaning of Mansour, the family name carries the sense of “he who is victorious.”

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  • Ruba Ibtisam Fakhoury

    Ruba Ibtisam Fakhoury

    Arabic

    Ruba Ibtisam Fakhoury is an Arabic name combination. The supplied sources do not verify the meanings of Ruba or Ibtisam, while Fakhoury is an Arabic surname, likely connected to fakhour, meaning “proud.”

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  • Nandita

    Nandita

    Bengali

    Nandita is a Bengali girl name with a bright, graceful sound. The provided source excerpts do not verify a specific etymology or literal meaning, so its meaning should be confirmed with a trusted Bengali or Sanskrit name source before publication.

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  • Mrittika

    Mrittika

    Bengali

    Mrittika means “clay” or “earth.” It comes from Sanskrit, and it feels especially at home in Bengali and other Indian naming traditions.

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  • Rukmini

    Rukmini

    Bengali

    Rukmini is a Sanskrit girl name traditionally understood as “radiant” or “golden.” In Hindu tradition, Rukmini is a goddess, an avatar of Lakshmi, and the chief consort of Krishna.

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  • Faris Adnan Salameh

    Faris Adnan Salameh

    Arabic

    Faris is commonly understood in Arabic as “knight,” “horseman,” or “one who rides with courage.” Faris Adnan Salameh has a strong, dignified feel, with a first name that suggests bravery and composure.

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  • Yazan Khaled Barakat

    Yazan Khaled Barakat

    Arabic

    Yazan Khaled Barakat is an Arabic boy's full name. The provided source material does not verify a specific meaning for Yazan, Khaled, or Barakat, so this page treats the name carefully as an Arabic name rather than assigning an unverified definition.

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  • Omar Fadi Nassar

    Omar Fadi Nassar

    Arabic

    Omar Fadi Nassar is an Arabic boy's name with a strong, layered feel. Omar is often connected with life and longevity, Fadi with saving or redeeming, and Nassar with help, support, or victory.

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  • Nader Walid Khoury

    Nader Walid Khoury

    Arabic

    Nader is an Arabic boy name, pronounced NAY-der in the cited English-language source. For this page, the meaning is treated cautiously because the provided sources confirm use and pronunciation, but not a specific etymology.

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  • Tariq Samir Qassem

    Tariq Samir Qassem

    Arabic

    Tariq is an Arabic boy name meaning “striker,” “knocker,” “visitor,” or “bright star.” With Qassem, meaning “one who divides” or “distributor,” Tariq Samir Qassem has a strong Arabic feel with imagery of night, arrival, fairness, and light.

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  • Fariha

    Fariha

    Bengali

    Fariha is an Arabic-origin name meaning “happy,” “joyful,” “glad,” or “one who finds delight.” In Bengali Muslim use, it is commonly written as ফারিহা and loved for its bright, gentle feeling.

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  • Laboni

    Laboni

    Bengali

    Laboni is a feminine Bengali name meaning “graceful.” It is connected with the Sanskrit name Lavanya, a name associated with grace, beauty, and charm.

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  • Nusrat

    Nusrat

    Bengali

    Nusrat is an Arabic-origin name meaning "victory," "help," or "aid." In Bengali Muslim families, নুসরাত is often loved for its hopeful sense of support, success, and divine help.

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  • Laith Majed Halabi

    Laith Majed Halabi

    Arabic

    Laith is an Arabic boy’s name meaning “lion.” Laith Majed Halabi has a strong, dignified Arabic feel, with Laith bringing the clearest documented meaning of courage and lionlike strength.

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  • Ilyas Tamer Masri

    Ilyas Tamer Masri

    Arabic

    Ilyas is the Arabic form of Elijah, a prophet name connected to the Hebrew roots for God and Yahweh. Masri is an Arabic surname meaning "Egyptian," from Masr, meaning Egypt.

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  • Jana Mariam Sabbagh

    Jana Mariam Sabbagh

    Arabic

    Jana is an Arabic feminine name meaning “to earn” or “to reap.” In the full name Jana Mariam Sabbagh, Jana brings a gentle harvest image: effort, blessing, and something good gathered in.

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  • Leen Yasmin Shami

    Leen Yasmin Shami

    Arabic

    Leen Yasmin Shami is an Arabic girl’s name with a soft, floral feel. Yasmin means “jasmine,” from Persian yāsamīn, while Leen and Shami add a graceful Arabic family-name style.

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