Dhiya
ضياء
Light, radiance
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ضياء
Light, radiance
Arabicذو الكفل
Quranic personal name; no definite literal meaning asserted
Arabic; Quranic personal nameThe meaning or etymology is explicitly uncertainDhul Kifl alayhis salam is named with Ismail alayhis salam and Idris alayhis salam among the patient in 21:85, and again among the outstanding in 38:48.
Read the context and sourcesدلدار
Beloved, one who holds the heart
Persian; regional Muslim naming usageДилфуза
Illuminating the heart
UzbekДилмурод
Heart and wish/desire
UzbekДилноза
Heart or mind with delight or comfort; Name form related to Dılnaz
UzbekHistorical association; not a literal meaningДилшод
Happy heart, cheerful
Uzbek, Tajikديمة
Downpour
ArabicDimas
Reported interpretation: a respectful address for a younger brother or younger male relative
Javanese / IndonesianCommonly reported meaningДинара
Possibly from dinar, a currency, or din, meaning religion
Kazakh, Tatar, Kyrgyz, UzbekThe meaning or etymology is explicitly uncertainDino
Short form of names ending in dino or tino
Italian, Croatianدنیا
World, earthly life
Persian; Arabic-derivedدعاء
Prayer, supplication
ArabicДурдона
Pearl
UzbekDuygu
Emotion, sensation
TurkishЏејла
Gazelle; Short form of Džejlana
BosnianHistorical association; not a literal meaningDžejna
Reported interpretation through Džejlana: gazelle
Bosnian; Turkish-linked name historyCommonly reported meaningЏенан
Garden, paradise; Name form related to Jinan
BosnianHistorical association; not a literal meaningEbru
Paper marbling
TurkishEce
Queen; beautiful woman
TurkishЕдин
Possibly religion, from the Arabic din
BosnianThe meaning or etymology is explicitly uncertainعيسى
Quranic Arabic form of Jesus alayhis salam
Arabic; Quranic personal nameHistorical association; not a literal meaningThe Quran identifies Isa alayhis salam as the son of Maryam alayhas salam and describes him as a prophet.
Read the context and sourcesEfe
Older brother, brave
Turkishاحتشام
Modesty, decorum, dignified reserve
Arabic-derived; Urdu usageEiliyah
Commonly interpreted as beautiful, peaceful in the reported interpretation
Arabic / Islamic / Urdu usageCommonly reported meaningEko
Name form related to Eka
JavaneseHistorical association; not a literal meaningالهه
Goddess; a Persian word
PersianЭлдор
Possessor of a country or society; Name form related to Eldar
UzbekHistorical association; not a literal meaningElif
From alif, the Arabic letter; also slender in Turkish
TurkishElma
Commonly interpreted as apple in Turkish; protection-related through Wilhelmina
Multilingual; Balkan usageCommonly reported meaningElvir
Reported name relationship: masculine form of Elvira
Bosnian / Croatian naming usageCommonly reported meaningإيمان فاطمة
Combination: Faith; From an Arabic root used for abstaining and weaning
Urdu / Arabic / Persian usageEmel
Desire
TurkishEmre
Friend, brother
Turkishإنعام
Bestowing a favour, gift, reward
Urdu / Arabic / Persian usageErdem
Virtue
TurkishEren
Saint, holy person
TurkishErkin
Free
Uzbek / Uyghur / TurkishЕрлан / Эрлан
Brave man and young man; a Turkic compound
Kazakh, KyrgyzErmin
Commonly interpreted as whole, immense, universal
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