Ghaliya
غالية
Precious, valuable
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غالية
Precious, valuable
Arabicغسّان
Youth
Arabicغزل
Lyric poem, love poem
Arabic / Islamic / Urdu usageغزالة
Female gazelle
Arabic / Islamic / Urdu usageغازي
Warrior, conqueror, raider
Arabicغياث
Aid, relief, succour
ArabicGoʻzal
Beautiful
Uzbekگوهر / Գոհար / گوہر
Jewel, gemstone
Persian, Armenian, Urduگلنار
Pomegranate flower
Persianگلناز
Flower/rose and charm
Persianگلشیفته
Captivated by a rose
PersianGonca
Flower bud
TurkishGözde
Favourite
TurkishGül
Rose
Turkish; Persian-derivedگل
Flower, rose
Urdu / Pashto; Persian-derivedګلالۍ
Commonly interpreted as beautiful, flower-like
PashtoCommonly reported meaningGülay
Rose moon
Turkish, AzerbaijaniGülbahar
Spring flower; Name form related to Golbahar
TurkishHistorical association; not a literal meaningGülden
From the rose
TurkishГүлмира
Flower + princess
Kyrgyz / Kazakhგულნარა / Гүлнара / Гөлнара / Гульнара
Pomegranate flower; regional form of Golnar
Georgian, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Azerbaijani, TatarGülsüm
Full-cheeked, beautiful; Name form related to Kulthum
TurkishHistorical association; not a literal meaningگُلزار
Flower or rose garden; Name form related to Golzar
UrduHistorical association; not a literal meaningGulzira
Reported interpretation: a girl as lovely as a cumin flower
Uzbek / Central AsianCommonly reported meaningحبيب
Beloved, darling
Arabicحبيبة
Beloved; feminine of Habib
Arabicحبيب الله
Friend of Allah
Arabic, Pashtoهادي
Leader, guide
Arabicهديّة, هادية
Spring flower
Arabicحافظ, حفيظ / حافظ / হাফিজ
Preserver, guardian, keeper
Arabic, Urdu, Bengali, Malay, Azerbaijaniحافِظة
Female guardian or preserver
Arabicحفصة
Gathering; also associated with hafs, meaning lion cub
Arabic; historical personal nameThe meaning or etymology is explicitly uncertainHafsa bint Umar radiyallahu anha was a wife of Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
Read the context and sourcesحفصة نور
Combination: Gathering; also associated with hafs, meaning lion cub; Light
Urdu / Arabic / Persian usageحیدر / حيدر
Lion, warrior; Name form related to Haidar
Urdu, ArabicHistorical association; not a literal meaningهاجر
Hajar, an Arabic form of Hagar
Arabic, Persian, MalayHistorical association; not a literal meaningحَكَم
Judge, arbiter
ArabicHakan
Emperor, ruler
Turkishحكيم
Wise
Arabicهالة
Halo around the moon
Arabicحليم
Patient, tolerant, mild
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