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Olive, fem. of Zaytun.
Pronounced: Zaituna
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Zaituna is a girl name of Arabic origin. It has a timeless feel and works well for parents looking for a meaningful classic name.
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Qindil is an Arabic name for boys and girls that means oil lamp, a lamp that burns oil, such as olive oil, to give off light.
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Samran is an Arabic name for boys that means one who continues conversation long into the night (figuratively meaning good friend), one who has olive-colored skin.
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Saymar is an Arabic name for boys that means one who continues conversation long into the night, one who has olive-colored skin.
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Saymarah is an Arabic name for girls that means good friend (literally one who continues conversation long into the night), one who has olive-colored skin.
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chief
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Clever man, one who remembers.
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Victory, success.
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Arabic for prosperous, increasing in goodness.
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Olive
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Qindil is an Arabic name for boys and girls that means oil lamp, a lamp that burns oil, such as olive oil, to give off light.
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Samran is an Arabic name for boys that means one who continues conversation long into the night (figuratively meaning good friend), one who has olive-colored skin.
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Saymar is an Arabic name for boys that means one who continues conversation long into the night, one who has olive-colored skin.
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Saymarah is an Arabic name for girls that means good friend (literally one who continues conversation long into the night), one who has olive-colored skin.
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Sumran is an Arabic name for boys and girls that means olive-skinned, tan-skinned, a person whose skin color is not very light or dark.
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From Persian (yasamen) meaning "jasmine,a flower in the olive family",sym. friendliness
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Devoted , Worshiper of Allah, One Who Worships
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One who interprets dreams/books.
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Honour, Fame, Dignity
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Honest, Mannered, Just, Cultured, Polite, virtuous, one who acts with justice and fairness, excellent in character
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one who waters a plant for the first time, a person who gives the first water to a seed or plant that has just been put in the soil.
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Good health, free from illness and grief, Away from all Problems.
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Abraj is an indirect Quranic name for boys that means beautiful-eyed, one who has large black eyes.
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Akhzam is an Arabic name for boys that means serpent, snake. There is a companion of the Prophet, peace and blessings of Allah upon him and his companions, whose name is Abu Akhzam.
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Beautiful and Radiant.It's an indirect Quranic name for boys that means the good-looking one, the gentle one, the virtuous one. It is a variant of the name Hasan and both Alhasan and Hasan are correct and acceptable names.Alhasan is simply the name Hasan with Al- (“theâ€) added to it.
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Benefit, Blessings and Profit | Powerful and Able.Ayad, is an indirect Quranic name. Pronounced as (U)ltimate + (YA)r(D), it is the plural of Ayd (hands, power, blessings), which itself is the plural of Yad (hand, blessing). It means a persons power and ability to do things, and also the good things and blessings.
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Light and Radiance.Mashael is an indirect Quranic name for boys that means lights, lanterns, torches, sources of light. Mashael is the plural of Mashal. It is derived from the SH-AIN-L root which is used in verse 4 of Surat Maryam in the Quran.
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Musnad is an Arabic name for boys that means dependable, reliable. It is also a technical term in the science of hadith which means a saying of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah upon him) that can be traced back to the Prophet himself through a reliable chain of narrators.
