Safina
سفينة
Ship, boat, vessel
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سفينة
Ship, boat, vessel
Arabicصفية
Pure; also chosen, dear or a close friend
ArabicBukhari 2035 identifies Safiyyah bint Huyayy radiyallahu anha as the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam’s wife during a visit while he was in itikaf.
Read the context and sourcesصفوان
Smooth rock; clear or pure in another usage
Arabicسحر
Dawn
Arabic / Persianسهل
Easy, gentle, accommodating
ArabicSahra
Commonly interpreted as a bright flower
Somali / Arabic usageCommonly reported meaningسيف
Sword
South Asian usageصائمہ
Fasting; from the Arabic word sa'im
Urduسائرہ
Possibly traveller
UrduThe meaning or etymology is explicitly uncertainساجد
Worshipping, prostrating
South Asian usageساجدة / ساجدہ
Worshipping, prostrating; Feminine form of Sajid
Arabic, UrduHistorical association; not a literal meaningسجّاد
One who prays
Arabicسكينة / سکینہ
Calmness, peace
Arabicصلاح
Righteousness
Arabicصلاح الدين
Righteousness of the faith
Arabic-derived devotional compoundصالح
Virtuous, righteous
ArabicSalih alayhis salam is named in the Quran’s account of Thamud and the she-camel.
Read the context and sourcesصالحة / Салиха
Righteous; feminine of Salih
Arabic, Turkish, Kyrgyzسليم / سالم
Safe, sound, intact
Arabicسلمى
Safe
Arabicسلمان
Safe
Arabicسلسبيل
Sweet, easy-flowing water; a spring named in Paradise
ArabicСалтанат
Festival, celebration; Kazakh entry
Kazakhسلوى
Comfort, solace
Arabicسامان
Boundary, order, calmness
Persianسمر
Evening conversation
Arabicسمارة / سمرہ
Commonly interpreted as companion in evening conversation
Regional naming usage; interpretation depends on languageCommonly reported meaningSamet
Eternal; Name form related to Samad
TurkishHistorical association; not a literal meaningسامي
Elevated, sublime
Arabicسامية / সামিয়া
High, elevated; feminine form of Sami
Arabic, Bengaliثمينة / ثمینہ
Valuable, precious; Name form related to Thamina
Arabic, UrduHistorical association; not a literal meaningسمير / سامر
Companion in evening conversation
Arabicسميرة
Feminine form of Samir
Arabicسامی اللہ / سمیع اللہ
Commonly interpreted as elevated by Allah in the reported interpretation
Pashto / Arabic / Persian usageCommonly reported meaningسناء
Brilliance, radiance, splendour
Arabicسنایا
Reported interpretation: light or radiance
South Asian naming usageCommonly reported meaningساناز
Possibly full of grace
PersianThe meaning or etymology is explicitly uncertainSanela
Possibly healthy, from the Latin feminine adjective sana
Croatian, SloveneThe meaning or etymology is explicitly uncertainSani
Second; Hausa name
Hausaسَنِيّة
Eminent, elevated, splendid
ArabicСанжар
One who pierces or thrusts
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