| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | Popularity (last 10y) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arwa | Arabic feminine name meaning 'graceful/beautiful', 'fresh' or 'satisfied'; historically also associated with a mountain goat (ibex). | Arabic | Girl | 972 #251 | |
| Asya | Varies by origin: as a diminutive of Anastasia, 'resurrection'; as a form of Asia/Asiya, linked to the continent name or the historic Arabic name Asiya. | Arabic, Slavic, Turkish | Girl | 972 #252 | |
| Maliya | Variant of Malia/Maria; often linked to Hebrew Miryam meaning "bitter" or interpreted as "beloved"; similar-sounding Arabic names connote "beautiful". | Arabic, Hawaiian, Hebrew | Girl | 972 #253 | |
| Nabil | Noble, honorable | Arabic | Boy | 971 #254 | |
| Ziad | Abundance, increase, growth | Arabic | Boy | 967 #255 | |
| Alaa | Elevation, exaltation, nobility, highness, honor | Arabic | Unisex | 957 #256 | |
| Mayah | Variant of Maya/Maia with multiple roots - commonly associated with 'illusion' (Sanskrit), 'mother' or 'nurse' (Greek Maia), and (in Hebrew contexts) links to 'water'; also used as a modern given name. | Arabic, English, Greek, Hebrew, Sanskrit | Girl | 955 #257 | |
| Haya | Life; modesty | Arabic, Hebrew | Girl | 936 #258 | |
| Asiyah | She who comforts or cares for the weak; 'one who heals'. | Arabic | Girl | 933 #259 | |
| Melek | Angel | Arabic, Turkish | Girl | 930 #260 | |
| Asiah | Arabic: 'one who tends to the weak' / 'comforter' (name of a pious woman in Islamic tradition). In related Hebrew/Biblical forms (Asaiah/Asaia) it is associated with 'God has healed' or 'God made'. | Arabic, English, Hebrew | Girl | 921 #261 | |
| Madina | City; commonly associated with the city of Medina (the Prophet's city) | Arabic | Girl | 917 #262 | |
| Nada | Arabic: "dew" (also connotations of generosity); Slavic: short form of Nadežda meaning "hope". | Arabic, Slavic | Girl | 909 #263 | |
| Sulaiman | Peaceful | Arabic | Boy | 908 #264 | |
| Hussain | Diminutive of Hasan, meaning 'little handsome' or 'good/handsome'. | Arabic | Boy | 907 #265 | |
| Aziz | Mighty, powerful; beloved/dear | Arabic | Boy | 898 #266 | |
| Aissa | Derived from Arabic 'Aisha', meaning 'alive' or 'she who lives.' | Arabic | Girl | 880 #267 | |
| Hania | Arabic: 'happy', 'content', 'delighted'. Polish/Slavic: diminutive of Hanna (from Hebrew), meaning 'grace' or 'favor'. | Arabic, Polish | Girl | 867 #268 | |
| Emari | Uncertain; generally treated as a modern form of Amari, with meanings varying by derivation (often associated with interpretations linked to Amari) | Arabic, English | Unisex | 863 #269 | |
| Saja | Tranquility, calmness, serenity | Arabic | Girl | 862 #270 | |
| Hakim | Wise, judicious; also used to mean 'judge' or 'ruler' in some contexts | Arabic | Boy | 854 #271 | |
| Zamira | From Hebrew 'Zamir' meaning 'song' or 'nightingale'; in Arabic contexts sometimes associated with 'conscience' (related to damir). | Arabic, Hebrew | Girl | 854 #272 | |
| Maher | Skilled, talented, expert | Arabic | Boy | 853 #273 | |
| Jamil | Beautiful; handsome | Arabic | Boy | 852 #274 | |
| Ayna | Mirror (Turkish/Turkic); note: in Arabic 'ayna' is a common word meaning 'where' rather than a traditional given-name meaning | Arabic, Turkish | Girl | 845 #275 | |
| Jaleel | Majestic; exalted; revered | Arabic | Boy | 844 #276 | |
| Tasnime | A fountain or spring in Paradise | Arabic | Girl | 844 #277 | |
| Zayda | Prosperous, fortunate; 'increasing/abundant' (from Arabic root Z-Y-D) | Arabic, Spanish | Girl | 843 #278 | |
| Rahim | Merciful, compassionate; derived from the Arabic root r-ḥ-m and used as an attribute of God (Ar-Raḥīm). | Arabic | Boy | 842 #279 | |
| Sanaya | Radiance, eminence | Arabic | Girl | 834 #280 | |
| Mohamad | Praiseworthy; praised | Arabic | Boy | 826 #281 | |
| Medina | City; originally Madīnah, referring to the city of Medina in Saudi Arabia | Arabic | Girl | 822 #282 | |
| Jasir | Brave, courageous, bold | Arabic | Boy | 821 #283 | |
| Amjad | More glorious / most glorious (comparative/superlative of 'majd' = glory) | Arabic | Boy | 819 #284 | |
| Naira | Often understood as 'from Nairi' (Armenian) or 'radiant/bright' (Arabic); used as a feminine given name. | Arabic, Armenian, Georgian, Indian | Girl | 817 #285 | |
| Haris | Arabic: "guardian, protector"; Greek: "grace" (from Charis). | Albanian, Arabic, Bosnian, Greek, Persian, Turkish, Urdu | Boy | 816 #286 | |
| Aseel | Rooted, genuine, noble | Arabic | Girl | 805 #287 | |
| Amila | Varies by origin; commonly associated with 'hope' or 'aspiration' (from Arabic roots) or 'worker/industrious'; also used as a masculine Sinhalese name. | Arabic, Bosnian, Slavic | Unisex | 802 #288 | |
| Noura | Light, illumination (feminine form of 'Nūr') | Arabic | Girl | 801 #289 | |
| Zina | Of Zeus; adornment | Arabic, Greek, Russian | Girl | 790 #290 | |
| Haron | Variant of Aaron - 'exalted' or 'high mountain' (often interpreted as 'mountain of strength') | Arabic, Hebrew | Boy | 784 #291 | |
| Sumaya | Diminutive of 'sama' (sky); 'little lofty' - exalted/lofty. Also the name of Sumayyah bint Khayyat, an early Islamic heroine and martyr. | Arabic | Girl | 773 #292 | |
| Jahlil | Great, exalted, venerable | Arabic | Boy | 770 #293 | |
| Azaan | The Islamic call to prayer (the announcement calling Muslims to prayer) | Arabic | Boy | 768 #294 | |
| Camil | From Arabic: 'perfect, complete'; from Latin/Camillus: 'attendant at a religious service / young ceremonial attendant'. | Arabic, Latin | Boy | 755 #295 | |
| Jalil | Exalted; majestic; venerable | Arabic | Boy | 749 #296 | |
| Mahmoud | Praised; praiseworthy | Arabic | Boy | 747 #297 | |
| Janiah | A modern feminine name. Often interpreted as 'God is gracious' when linked to Jane/Gianna, or evocative of 'paradise' if influenced by Arabic 'jannah'; commonly used as a melodic given name without a single fixed historical meaning. | Arabic, English, Hebrew | Girl | 741 #298 | |
| Abdirahman | Servant of the Most Merciful (servant of Ar-Rahman/Allah) | Arabic | Boy | 738 #299 | |
| Abbas | Stern-faced | Arabic | Boy | 737 #300 |
Aggregated births across United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany for every Arabic-origin name in our dataset.
