Spogmai
سپوږمۍ
Moon
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سپوږمۍ
Moon
Pashto / Persian / Arabic usageصبحي
Like the morning, of the morning
Arabicسفيان
Nimble, fast, light
Arabicسهيل / سہیل
Related to smoothness; also the star name Suhail
Arabic, Urduصهيب
Reddish or fair-haired; linked to an Arabic colour term
Arabic; historical personal nameSuhayb radiyallahu anhu transmits the report in Sahih Muslim 2999 about gratitude in ease and patience in adversity.
Read the context and sourcesŞükrü
Thankful
Turkishسليمان
Arabic form of Solomon alayhis salam
Arabic; Quranic personal nameHistorical association; not a literal meaningThe Quran connects Sulayman alayhis salam with Dawud alayhis salam and recounts his response to an ant’s speech.
Read the context and sourcesŞule
Flame
Turkishسلطان
Ruler, king
Arabic / Turkish and regional usageسلطانة / سلطانہ / সুলতানা
Ruler, king; Feminine form of Sultan
Arabic, Urdu, BengaliHistorical association; not a literal meaningسمیراء
Commonly interpreted as brownish in the reported name interpretation
Regional naming usage; interpretation depends on languageCommonly reported meaningسمية
High, elevated, lofty
Arabicسنبل
Hyacinth; a flower name
Persian; regional Muslim naming usageسُندُس
Fine silk, delicate brocade
Arabicشفيق
Compassionate, tender-hearted
Arabic; Malay usageشفيقة
Compassionate, tender-hearted
Malay / Indonesian / Arabic usageشهر ال / Syahrul
Month-related regional name element
Arabic-derived; Malay and Indonesian usageشمس ال / Syamsul
Sun; a regional naming element
Arabic-derived; Malay and Indonesian usageسیدہ
Lady, mistress; Name form related to Sayyida
UrduHistorical association; not a literal meaningشكري
Gratitude-related; my thanks in a possessive reading
Arabic; Malay/Indonesian usageطه
The letters ta and ha, opening Quran chapter 20
ArabicHistorical association; not a literal meaningطاهر
Pure, virtuous, chaste
Arabicطاهرة
Pure, virtuous; feminine of Tahir
Arabicتحسين
Improvement, making better or more beautiful
ArabicТајра
Possibly bird
BosnianThe meaning or etymology is explicitly uncertainتالا / تالة
Young palm tree, in the Arabic interpretation
Arabicطلال
Commonly interpreted as pleasant or admirable
ArabicCommonly reported meaningطلحة
A name derived from an Arabic word for a fruit-bearing tree
ArabicThe report in Bukhari 3724 recalls Talha radiyallahu anhu shielding the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam at Uhud and an injury to his hand.
Read the context and sourcesطلحة زبير
Combination: A name derived from an Arabic word for a fruit-bearing tree; Related to pieces of iron
Urdu / Arabic / Persian usageطالب
Seeker of knowledge, student
Arabic, Urduطالبة
Seeker of knowledge, student; Feminine form of Talib
ArabicHistorical association; not a literal meaningТаманно
Wish, desire, coquetry
Tajik, Uzbekتميم
Complete, whole; strongly formed
Arabicتامر
Related to dates, the fruit
Arabicطناز
Commonly interpreted as coquettish, playful
Regional naming usage; interpretation depends on languageCommonly reported meaningتنویر
Illumination, enlightenment
Arabic-derived; Urdu and Bengali usageتقيّ
God-conscious, devout, pious
Arabicتقي الدين
Piety of the faith
Arabic-derived devotional compoundترانه
Song, melody
Persianطارق
Visitor; one who knocks
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