Baby Names

Arabic baby names

157 names of Arabic origin with their meaning

  • The white, night-blooming flower with its heavy scent.

    Persian · Arabic

  • Ámbar

    Girl

    The golden fossil resin, prized as a gemstone.

    Arabic

  • The name of a river in Extremadura, and through it Mexico's most venerated Marian title.

    Arabic · Spanish

  • Fatima

    Girl

    Means "the one who weans", "the abstinent one".

    Arabic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Ámbar — the golden fossil resin, prized as a gemstone.

    Hebrew · Biblical · Arabic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Jazmín — the white, night-blooming flower with its heavy scent.

    Hebrew · Biblical · Persian · Arabic

  • Vega

    Girl

    The fertile plain beside a river — and the brightest star in the constellation Lyra.

    Arabic · Spanish

  • Layla

    Girl

    Means "night".

    Arabic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Fátima — "the one who weans".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Arabic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Layla — "night".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Arabic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Nadia — "hope".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Russian · Arabic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Zara — "princess".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Arabic

  • Nadia

    Girl

    Means "hope" in Russian, and "generous" read from Arabic.

    Russian · Arabic

  • Omar

    Boy

    Of Arabic origin, meaning "long-lived, firstborn".

    Biblical · Arabic

  • Zara

    Girl

    Means "princess", also read as "flower" or "star".

    Arabic

  • Aída

    Girl

    Means "the one who returns", "she who comes from noble family".

    Arabic

  • Alaia

    Girl

    Means "cheerful" in Basque, and "sublime" in Arabic.

    Basque · Arabic

  • Amina

    Girl

    Means "faithful", "trustworthy".

    Arabic

  • Leila

    Girl

    Means "night", the same root as Layla.

    Arabic · Persian

  • Lina

    Girl

    Means "tender", "messenger"; also a short form of names ending in -lina.

    Arabic

  • Of Arabic origin, meaning "king".

    Arabic · African

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Leila — "night".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Arabic · Persian

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Lina — "tender".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Arabic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Nahir — "bright light".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Arabic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Naila — "the one who succeeds".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Arabic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Soraya — the Arabic name for the Pleiades star cluster.

    Hebrew · Biblical · Persian · Arabic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Yamila — "beautiful woman".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Arabic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Yara — "small butterfly".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Arabic · Guarani

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Yasmín — the jasmine flower.

    Hebrew · Biblical · Persian · Arabic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Zafiro — from the name of the blue gemstone.

    Hebrew · Biblical · Arabic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Zaira — "flower".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Arabic

  • Nahir

    Girl

    Means "bright light", "radiant one".

    Arabic

  • Naila

    Girl

    Means "the one who succeeds", "she who obtains what she seeks".

    Arabic

  • Of Arabic origin, meaning "pleasant" or "happy". It can also be spelled Naim.

    Arabic

  • A recent name meaning "beautiful" in Arabic.

    Arabic

  • Yamila

    Girl

    Variant of Yamile: "beautiful woman", from Arabic jamila.

    Arabic

  • Yara

    Girl

    Means "small butterfly" in Arabic and "lady of the waters" in Guaraní.

    Arabic · Guarani

  • Yasmin

    Girl

    The jasmine flower.

    Persian · Arabic

  • Amal

    Girl

    Means "hope".

    Arabic

  • Ambra

    Girl

    The Italian form of Amber, the golden fossil resin.

    Italian · Arabic

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Yasmín — the jasmine flower.

    Hebrew · Biblical · Persian · Arabic

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Zafiro — from the name of the blue gemstone.

    Hebrew · Biblical · Arabic

  • The white lily, a symbol of purity.

    Arabic · Spanish

  • Derived from the Greek name Basileios, meaning "king".

    Arabic · Greek

  • A compound of Fátima, "she who weans", and Sofía, "wisdom".

    Arabic · Greek

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Omayra — "long life".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Arabic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Zahira — "shining".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Arabic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Zulema — "peaceful".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Arabic