Saodat
Saodat
Happiness
Uzbek / Tajik usageMuslim baby names with meanings
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Saodat
Happiness
Uzbek / Tajik usageثاقب
Piercing, brightly shining
Urdu / Arabic / Persian usageثقلين
Two weighty things; traditionally the two kinds of beings
Urdu / Arabic / Persian usageשָׂרָה / سارة
Lady, princess, noblewoman
English, French, German, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Dutch, Hebrew, Arabic, BiblicalСардор
Chief, leader; Uzbek form of Sardar
Uzbek; Persian-derived titleسرفراز
Commonly interpreted as honoured or exalted
Persian; Urdu usageCommonly reported meaningسرمد
Perpetual, continuous, everlasting
Urdu / Arabic / Persian usageستّار
One who covers or conceals faults
Arabicسودة
Dark-complexioned; related to the black/dark word family
Arabicسوسن
Arabic form of Susanna
ArabicSeda
Voice, echo
Turkishسحرش
Commonly interpreted as sunrise or morning freshness
South Asian Muslim naming usageCommonly reported meaningSelin
Possibly pure or beautiful, a stream, or a form related to Selene
TurkishThe meaning or etymology is explicitly uncertainSema
Sky, heaven
TurkishSena
Praise; Name form related to Thana
TurkishHistorical association; not a literal meaningSenad / Сенад
Support, backing
Bosnian; Arabic-derivedسپیده
Dawn, first light
PersianSerkan
Leader, chief
Turkishستاره
Star
PersianSevara
Love
Uzbek / Tajik usageSevgi
Love
TurkishSeydou
Name form related to Said
Western AfricanHistorical association; not a literal meaningشبانہ
The eighth Islamic-calendar month; Feminine form of Shaban
UrduHistorical association; not a literal meaningشبنم
Dew
Persian / Urduشادي
Singer
Arabicشادی
Happiness, joy
Persianشافعة / شافية
Interceding; healing with a different spelling
Arabic / Islamic / Urdu usageشگفتہ
Blooming, cheerful
Arabic / Islamic / Urdu usageشہباز
Commonly understood as royal falcon
Persian; Urdu usageCommonly reported meaningشهد
Honey
Arabicشهير
Famous, well-known
Urdu / Arabic / Persian usageشهيد / শহীদ
Martyr, witness; Arabic shahid شهيد
Arabic, Bengaliشاهین
Falcon
Persianشاہ میر
Commonly interpreted as handsome in popular name references
Urdu / Arabic / Persian usageCommonly reported meaningشهناز / شہناز
Delight of the king
Persian, Arabic, Urduشهرام
Shah, king, combined with the name Ram
Persianشهریار
Lord, sovereign, king
Persianشهرزاد
Possible noble-lineage or city-child derivations
PersianThe meaning or etymology is explicitly uncertainشاہ زیب
Commonly interpreted as royal adornment
Persian-derived; Urdu usageCommonly reported meaningشيماء
Possibly related to beauty marks
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