Norliza
Norliza
Reported name construction: light + Liza
Malay compound nameCommonly reported meaningMuslim baby names with meanings
Wahyu is an Indonesian name from Arabic waḥy, revelation. Intan means diamond in Malay/Indonesian and Indah means beautiful in Indonesian. Fikri and Lutfi retain Arabic roots in regional use. Their original regional Latin spellings are useful alongside any Arabic source word; a Muslim-cultural name does not need an invented Arabic spelling.
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Norliza
Reported name construction: light + Liza
Malay compound nameCommonly reported meaningنور عائشة
Combination: Light; Living, alive
Malay / Indonesian / Arabic usageنور أميرة
Combination: Light; Princess; feminine form of Amir
Malay / Indonesian / Arabic usageنور فرحانة
Combination: Light; Joyful
Malay / Indonesian / Arabic usageنور هداية
Combination: Light; Guidance
Malay / Indonesian / Arabic usageنور عزتي
Combination: Light; Honour, dignity, strength
Malay / Indonesian / Arabic usageنور شفيقة
Combination: Light; Compassionate, tender-hearted
Malay / Indonesian / Arabic usageنور عيني
Commonly interpreted as light of my eyes
Indonesian / Malay / Arabic usageCommonly reported meaningنور ال
Light of the; an element in compound names
Arabic, Indonesian, Malayنور الهدى
Combination: Light; Right guidance
Malay / Indonesian / Arabic usagePuteri
Daughter, princess
MalayPutri
Daughter
Indonesian; Sanskrit originرحيمة
Merciful, compassionate
Malay / Indonesian / Arabic usageرحمٰن / رحمان / রহমান
Merciful
Arabic, Persian, Pashto, Indonesian, Malay, BengaliRizal
Reported interpretation: men or footsoldiers, through Arabic rijal
Indonesian / MalayCommonly reported meaningRizky
Sustenance, boon, blessing; form of Rizki
IndonesianRohana
Commonly interpreted as sandalwood
Sanskrit-related; Malay usageCommonly reported meaningروسنه
Reported interpretation: light or bright
Malay / Indonesian; Persian-linkedCommonly reported meaningSiti
Madam, my lady; from an Arabic title
Malay, IndonesianSiti Aisyah
Commonly interpreted as combination: Regional female title, commonly rendered Lady; Living, alive
Malay / Indonesian / Arabic usageCommonly reported meaningSiti Hajar
Commonly interpreted as Lady Hajar; a title and the Hajar/Hagar name
Malay / Indonesian / Arabic usageCommonly reported meaningSiti Khadijah
Commonly interpreted as combination: Regional female title, commonly rendered Lady; Premature child (traditional Arabic gloss)
Malay / Indonesian / Arabic usageCommonly reported meaningشفيق
Compassionate, tender-hearted
Arabic; Malay usageشفيقة
Compassionate, tender-hearted
Malay / Indonesian / Arabic usageشهر ال / Syahrul
Month-related regional name element
Arabic-derived; Malay and Indonesian usageشمس ال / Syamsul
Sun; a regional naming element
Arabic-derived; Malay and Indonesian usageشكري
Gratitude-related; my thanks in a possessive reading
Arabic; Malay/Indonesian usageWahyu
Revelation
Indonesian / Malay usageWahyuni
Revelation-related name
Indonesianزين ال / Zainal
Beauty, adornment; a regional naming element
Arabic-derived; Malay and Indonesian usageزين الدين
Beauty of the faith; Name form related to Zayn ad-Din
Malay, Indonesian, ArabicHistorical association; not a literal meaningذو الفقار
Interpreted as cleaver of the spine; Name form related to Zulfiqar
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