Lamya
لمياء
Dark red lips; from a poetic Arabic word
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لمياء
Dark red lips; from a poetic Arabic word
Arabicلطيف / لطیف
Gentle, kind
Arabic, Urduلطيفة
Gentle, kind; feminine of Latif
ArabicLawal
First
Hausaليان
Soft, delicate
Arabicليلى
Night
ArabicLestari
Eternal, abiding
IndonesianLevent
Sailor-related historical name; later tall/handsome
TurkishLiban
Commonly interpreted as successful, fortunate
Somali naming usageCommonly reported meaningلينا
Soft, tender; a palm-word derivation is also recorded
Arabicلبابة
Essence, core, the choicest part
Arabicلبنى
Storax tree
Arabicلجين
Silver
Arabicلقمان
Literal meaning unknown; a Quranic personal name
Arabic; Quranic personal nameThe meaning or etymology is explicitly uncertainThe Quran attributes wisdom to Luqman rahimahullah and preserves advice to his son about faith and conduct.
Read the context and sourcesلوط
Quranic personal name; rendered Lot alayhis salam in the cited English translation
Arabic; Quranic personal nameHistorical association; not a literal meaningThe Quran includes Lut alayhis salam among the named figures in 6:86, followed by the passage about scripture, judgment and prophethood in 6:89.
Read the context and sourcesلطفي
Kind, gentle
Arabic; also Indonesian usageمديحة
Praise, commendation
ArabicМадина
From Medina; the city
Tajik, Uzbek, Avar, Chechenمها
Oryx, a kind of antelope
ArabicMahad
Thanks, gratitude
Somaliماہم نور
Reported composite interpretation: full moon + light
Urdu compound naming usageCommonly reported meaningماهدخت
Commonly interpreted as daughter of the moon
Persian / IranianCommonly reported meaningمحفوظ
Safeguarded, preserved
Arabicماهین
Related to the moon
Persianماهر
Skilled
Arabicماهرة
Skilled; feminine form of Mahir
Arabicماہ جبیں
Moon-browed; having a forehead compared to the moon
Persian; Urdu usageمحجوب
Concealed, veiled, screened from view
Arabicمحمود
Praised; form of Mahmud
Persian, Arabicماہ نور
Commonly understood as moonlight
Urdu usage; Persian-Arabic compoundCommonly reported meaningمهسا
Like the moon
Persianماہوین
Commonly interpreted as sunlight, brightness in the reported interpretation
Arabic / Islamic / Urdu usageCommonly reported meaningمائرہ
Commonly interpreted as beloved, favourable
Regional naming usage; interpretation depends on languageCommonly reported meaningمجد
Glory, splendour
Arabicمجيد / ماجد
Glorious, magnificent
Arabicماجدة
Glorious, magnificent; Feminine form of Majid
ArabicHistorical association; not a literal meaningمكين
Firmly established; a person of high standing
ArabicMalaika
Angel; Swahili name
Swahiliمَلَك
Angel
Arabicمَلِك / مَالِك
King, or owner/master, depending on the Arabic form
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