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FrisianNorwegianOccitanOdiaOneidaPakistaniPashtoPersianPersian MythologyPhoenicianPolishPolynesianPolynesian MythologyPopular CulturePortuguesePortuguese BrazilianProvençalPunjabiQuechuaRoman MythologyRomanianRomanshRundiRussianRwandanSamiSami MythologySamoanScandinavianScottishSenecaSerbianSerbo-CroatianShonaSinhaleseSiouxSlavic MythologySlovakSloveneSomaliSorbianSothoSouthern AfricanSpanishSpanish Latin AmericanSwahiliSwaziSwedishTahitianTajikTamilTatarTeluguThaiTheologyTibetanTswanaTumbukaTurkishTurkmenUkrainianUrduUrhoboUyghurUzbekVariousVietnameseWalloonWelshWelsh MythologyWest FrisianWestern AfricanWolofXhosaYiddishYorubaYupikZulu?ModernRareArchaicAASMAE أسماء f Arabic Maghrebi, RareABDALAATI عبد العاطي m Arabic Maghrebi, RareMeans servant of the giver from Arabic عبد ال ʿabd al meaning servant of the combined with AATI giver, bestower.ABDELAÂLI عبد العالي m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of Abdul Ali chiefly Moroccan.ABDELBAKI عبد الباقي m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of ABDUL BAQI chiefly Algerian.ABDELFATTAH عبد الفتاح m Arabic Maghrebi, Arabic EgyptianMaghrebi and Egyptian transcription of ABD AL-FATTAH.ABDELFETTAH عبد الفتاح m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of ABD AL-FATTAH.ABDELGHANI عبد الغني m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of ABD AL-GHANI chiefly used in Northern Africa.ABDELHADI عبد الهادي m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi form of ABD AL-HADI, chiefly Moroccan and Algerian.ABDELHAFID عبد الحفيظ m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of ABDUL HAFIZ chiefly Algerian.ABDELHAK عبد الحق m Arabic MaghrebiMeans servant of the true from Arabic عبد ال ʿabd al meaning servant of the combined with حق ḥaqq meaning true, right, correct chiefly Moroccan and Algerian.ABDELHAKIM عبد الحكيم m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of ABD AL-HAKIM.ABDELHALIM عبد الحليم m Arabic Maghrebi, Arabic EgyptianMaghrebi and Egyptian transcription of ABD AL-HALIM.ABDELILAH عبد الإله m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of ABD AL-ILAH chiefly Moroccan.ABDELILLAH عبد الإله m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of ABD AL-ILAH chiefly Moroccan and Algerian.ABDELJALIL عبد الجليل m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of ABD AL-JALIL.ABDELKARIM عبد الكريم m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of ABD AL-KARIM used in Morocco.ABDELKRIM عبد الكريم m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of ABD AL-KARIM chiefly used in Northern Africa.ABDELLAH عبد الله m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of ABD ALLAH chiefly used in Northern Africa.ABDELMADJID عبد المجيد m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of ABD AL-MAJID chiefly used in Northern Africa.ABDELMALEK عبد المالك m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of ABD AL-MALIK chiefly used in Northern Africa.ABDELMOUMEN عبد المؤمن m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of Abd al-Mumin.ABDELMOUMENE عبد المؤمن m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of Abd al-Mumin chiefly Algerian.ABDELOUAHAB عبد الوهاب m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of ABDUL WAHAB chiefly used in Algerian and Moroccan Arabic.ABDELOUAHEB عبد الوهاب m Arabic MaghrebiAlgerian Arabic transcription of ABDUL WAHAB.ABDELOUAHED عبد الواحد m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of ABD AL-WAHID.ABDELWAHAB عبد الوهاب m Arabic Maghrebi, Arabic EgyptianVariant of ABD AL-WAHAB chiefly Algerian, Moroccan, and Egyptian.ABDENNOUR عبد النور m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of ABD AL-NUR primarily used in Algeria and Morocco.ABDENOUR عبد النور m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of ABD AL-NUR used in Algeria and Morocco.ABDERRACHID عبد الرشيد m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of ABD AL-RASHID.ABDERRAOUF عبد الرؤوف m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of ABD AL-RAUF chiefly used in Northern Africa.ABDERRAZAK عبد الرزاق m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of ABDUR RAZZAQ.ABOUCH f Arabic MaghrebiACHOUAK f Arabic MaghrebiACHOURA f Arabic MaghrebiACHRAF أشرف m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of ASHRAF chiefly Moroccan.ACHREF أشرف m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of ASHRAF chiefly used in Tunisia.ACIMA f Portuguese Brazilian, Rare, Arabic Maghrebi, RareFeminine variant of ASIM 1.ADBA f Arabic MaghrebiADLEN عدلان m Arabic MaghrebiADLÈNE عدلان m Arabic MaghrebiADNANE عدنان m Arabic MaghrebiADNEN عدنان m Arabic MaghrebiADRAE f Arabic MaghrebiAFNANE f Arabic MaghrebiVariant transcription of AFNAN.AHCÈNE أحسين m Arabic MaghrebiAHD عهد m f Arabic Maghrebi, RareAICHA عائشة f Arabic MaghrebiVariant of AÏCHA.AINAYA f Arabic MaghrebiAÏSSA عيسى m Arabic MaghrebiForm of ISA 1 used in Northern Africa and other French-influenced regions of the continent.AKIDA f Arabic MaghrebiALADIN علاء الدين m Arabic Maghrebi, Indonesian, BosnianALAE علاء m Arabic MaghrebiALAEDDINE علاء الدين m Arabic MaghrebiALOU f Arabic MaghrebiAMARIA f Arabic Maghrebi, RareAMATERRAHMANE f Arabic Maghrebi, RareMeans maidservant of the merciful from Arabic أمة ال amat al meaning maidservant of the combined with رحمن rahman meaning merciful.AMÈLE f Arabic Maghrebi, Rare, French RareLikely a variant transcription of AMELLE.AMELLE f Arabic Maghrebi, French, FrenchGallicized feminine form of Amel, ultimately from the Arabic Amal.AMENIE f Arabic Maghrebi, RareAMOR عمر m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of UMAR chiefly Algerian and Tunisian.ANISSA أنيسة f Arabic Maghrebi, IndonesianAlternate transcription of ANISA primarily used in the Maghreb as well as an Indonesian form.ANISSE أنيس m Arabic Maghrebi, RareRare variant of ANIS chiefly Maghrebi.ANOUAR أنور m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of ANWAR chiefly used in Northern Africa.ANOUER أنور m Arabic Maghrebi, RareAOUICHA عائشة f Arabic Maghrebi, RareMaghrebi transcription of AISHA.ARESLAN m Arabic Maghrebi, RareASMAE أسماء f Arabic MaghrebiVariant transcription of ASMAA used in Moroccan Arabic.ASSYA آسية f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of ASIYA.AWATEF عواطف f Arabic MaghrebiDerived from Arabic عواطف ʿawāṭif meaning compassion, emotions, kindness.AYMANE أيمن m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of AYMAN chiefly Moroccan.AYMEN أيمن m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of AYMAN chiefly used in Northern Africa.AZDINE عز الدين m Arabic MaghrebiVariant of IZZ AL-DIN.AZEDINE عز الدين m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of IZZ AL-DIN chiefly Algerian and Moroccan.AZZEDDINE عز الدين m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of IZZ AL-DIN chiefly used in Northern Africa.AZZEDINE عز الدين m Arabic MaghrebiBACHIR بشير m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of BASHIR chiefly Algerian and Moroccan.BÉCHIR بشیر m Arabic MaghrebiVariant transcription of BECHIR based on French orthography.BECHIR بشير m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of BASHIR chiefly Tunisian.BEHIYA f Arabic Maghrebi, RareVariant of BAHIYYA.BELGACEM بلقاسم m Arabic MaghrebiTunisian variant of BELKACEM.BELKACEM بلقاسم m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of ABU AL-QASIM chiefly used in Northern Africa.BELLARA f Arabic Maghrebi, RareBENSALEM بنسالم m Arabic MaghrebiFrom a Maghrebi surname meaning son of SALEM.BESMA بسمة f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of BASMA chiefly Algerian and Tunisian.BILEL بلال m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of BILAL chiefly Tunisian.BILLAL بلال m Arabic Maghrebi, Bengali MuslimMaghrebi transcription and Bengali form of BILAL.BILLEL بلال m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of BILAL chiefly Algerian.BOUALEM بوعلام m Arabic MaghrebiMeans father of Alam, from Arabic أبو ʾabū meaning father combined with the given name ALEM chiefly Algerian.BOUCHAÏB شعيب m Arabic MaghrebiFrom a surname meaning son of SHOAIB; mainly used in Morocco.BOUCHRA بشرى f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of BUSHRA chiefly Moroccan.BOUCHRAYA بوشراية m Arabic MaghrebiPossibly from Arabic باشر bāšara to carry out, to exercise, to take or from بشر baššara to bring good news or بشر bašar human, humankind... moreBOUGHÈRA بوغيرا m Arabic MaghrebiBOUTHEÏNA بثينة f Arabic MaghrebiVariant transcription of BOUTHEINA based on French orthography.BOUTHEINA بثينة f Arabic MaghrebiVariant of BUTHAINA chiefly Tunisian.BOUZID بوزيد m f Arabic MaghrebiMeans father of ZAID.BRAHAM m Arabic Maghrebi, Indian MuslimVariant of BRAHIM see IBRAHIM.CAMEL كامل m Arabic Maghrebi, RareMaghrebi variant of Kamil.CAMILIA كاميليا f Arabic Maghrebi, RarePossibly derived from Arabic كامل kāmil meaning complete, full, whole.CHADIYA f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi form of SHADIYA.CHAFIK شفيق m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of SHAFIQ.CHAFIQ m Arabic Maghrebi, RareMaghrebi form of SHAFIQ.CHAFIQA شفيقة f Arabic Maghrebi, RareVariant transcription of SHAFIQA.CHAHINE شاهين m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of SHAHIN chiefly used in Northern Africa.CHAHINEZ شاهيناز f Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of Shahinaz chiefly used in Northern Africa.CHAHIRA شهيره f Arabic MaghrebiVariant transcription of SHAHIRA.CHAILI f Arabic Maghrebi, RareCHAÏMA شيماء f Arabic MaghrebiForm of SHAIMA used in Northern Africa and other French-influenced regions of the continent.CHAIMA شيماء f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of SHAYMA chiefly Tunisian and Algerian.CHAIMAE شيماء f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of SHAYMA chiefly Moroccan.CHAKER شاكر m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi form of SHAKIR chiefly Tunisian.CHAKIB شكيب m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of SHAKIB chiefly Moroccan and Algerian.CHAKIR شاكر m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of SHAKIR chiefly used in Moroccan Arabic.CHAMSEDDINE شمس الدين m Arabic MaghrebiTunisian Arabic transcription of SHAMS AL-DIN.CHAYMA شيماء f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of SHAYMA chiefly Tunisian.CHEIKH شيخ m Western African, Arabic MaghrebiWestern African and Maghrebi variant of SHEIKH.CHEIKHA شيخة f Arabic Maghrebi, Rare, Western African RareFeminine form of SHEIKH chiefly Algerian and Mauritanian.CHÉRIF شريف m Western African, Arabic MaghrebiForm of SHARIF used in North Africa and parts of French-influenced western Africa.CHÉRIFA شريفة f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of SHARIFA chiefly Algerian and Tunisian.CHIHEB شهاب m Arabic MaghrebiTunisian Arabic transcription of SHIHAB.CHIRINE f Arabic Maghrebi, FrenchFrench transcription or form of SHIRIN.CHMICHA f Arabic MaghrebiCHOKRI شكري m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of SHUKRI chiefly Tunisian.CHOUKRI شكري m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of SHUKRI chiefly Moroccan and Algerian.DAHMANE دحمان m Arabic MaghrebiContraction of ABDERRAHMANE.DALILA f Arabic Maghrebi, BosnianFeminine form of DALIL.DHAFFER ظافر m Arabic MaghrebiDerived from Arabicظفر ẓafar meaning victorious or victory, triumph see ZAFAR. A known bearer is Dhaffer LAbidine 1972, a Tunisian former soccer player and actor.DIDA m Arabic MaghrebiDJALI m Arabic Maghrebi, Literature, Popular CulturePossibly a variant transcription of خالي jali meaning free general not only related with freedom in Arabic... moreDJALIL جليل m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of JALIL chiefly Algerian.DJAMAL جمال m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of JAMAL chiefly used in Northern Africa.DJAMEL جمال m Arabic MaghrebiDJELLOUL جلول m Arabic MaghrebiVariant of JALIL.DJILALI جيلالي m Arabic MaghrebiDORSAF درصاف f Arabic MaghrebiMeans pure pearls in Arabic, derived from Persian در dorr meaning pearl combined with Arabic صاف ṣāfin meaning pure, clear, chiefly used in Tunisia.DORYA f English Rare, Arabic Maghrebi, RareDOUNIA دنيا f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of DUNIA used in Morocco and Algeria.DRISS إدريس m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of IDRIS 1 chiefly used in Northern Africa.EL ARABI العربي m Arabic Maghrebi, RareMeans the Arab in Arabic. A known bearer is El Arabi Hillel Soudani 1987-, an Algerian footballer.ELGHALIA الغالية f Arabic Maghrebi, RareMeans the expensive one from Arabic غالية ḡāliyya meaning expensive, dear, precious. A known bearer is Elghalia Djimi 1961-, a Sahrawi human rights activist.ELYÈS إلياس m Arabic MaghrebiVariant of ELYES influenced by French orthography.ELYES إلياس m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of ILYAS chiefly Tunisian and Algerian.EMNA آمنة f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of AMNA chiefly Tunisian.ESSAÏD السعيد m Arabic MaghrebiDerived from Arabic السعيد as-saʿīd meaning the happy or the lucky see SAID. A notable bearer is Essaïd Belkalem 1989-, an Algerian footballer.FADELA فاضلة f Arabic Maghrebi, RareMaghrebi variant of FADILA chiefly Algerian.FADHILA فضيلة f Indonesian, Arabic MaghrebiDerived from Arabic فضيل faḍīl meaning excellent, virtuous.FAÏÇAL فيصل m Arabic MaghrebiForm of FAYSAL used in Northern Africa and other French-influenced regions of the continent.FAÏZA فايزة f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of FAIZA influenced by French orthography.FAKHREDDINE فخر الدين m Arabic MaghrebiVariant of FAKHR AL-DIN chiefly Maghrebi.FAOUZI فوزي m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of FAWZI.FAOUZIA فوزية f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of FAWZIYYA chiefly Tunisian and Moroccan.FARÈS فارس m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of FARES based on French orthography chiefly Algerian.FATIMA ZAHRA فاطمة الزهراء f Arabic MaghrebiCombination of FATIMA and ZAHRA mainly used in Morocco and Algeria. This is one of the epithets of Fatimah Fatima, the daughter of the Islamic Prophet MUHAMMAD, who is sometimes called the shining one.FATIMA ZOHRA فاطمة الزهراء f Arabic MaghrebiVariant transcription of FATIMA ZAHRA.FATINE فاتن, فطين m f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of Fatin chiefly Moroccan.FATMA ZOHRA فاطمة الزهراء f Arabic MaghrebiVariant transcription of FATIMA ZAHRA primarily used for Algerian Arabic.FAURA f Arabic MaghrebiMeaning unknown at this point in time.FAYÇAL فيصل m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of FAYSAL used Algeria and Morocco.FAYCAL فيصل m Arabic Maghrebi, RareSimplified and misleading transcription of FAYÇAL.FERIEL فريال f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of FARYAL chiefly Algerian and Tunisian.FETHI فتحي m Arabic Maghrebi, TurkishMaghrebi transcription and Turkish form of FATHI.FIRDAWS فردوس f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of FIRDAUS.FOUED فؤاد m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of FUAD used in Tunisia.FOUZIA فوزية f Arabic Maghrebi, UrduMaghrebi chiefly Algerian and Moroccan transcription and Urdu form of FAWZIYYA.GHALI غالي m f Arabic, Arabic MaghrebiFrom Arabic غالي ḡālī meaning expensive, dear, precious see GHALIYA.GHANIA غنية f Arabic Maghrebi, Urdu RareMeans rich, prosperous from Arabic غني ḡaniyy meaning rich, wealthy.GHITA f Arabic MaghrebiGRACI m Arabic MaghrebiCarried over from surrounding Latin countries to, particularly Algeria during the reconquista of the Moors. Possibly the diminutive form of the surname Garcia , which is a common occurrence to reverse given names with familly names in latinize Arabic countries ex; Malta, Lebanon, ect..HACÈNE حسان, حسن m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of HASAN or HASSAN chiefly used in Northern Africa.HADJ حاج m Arabic MaghrebiFrom Arabic حاج ḥājj meaning pilgrim, ultimately from حج ḥajj meaning pilgrimage, referring to the mandatory Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia. This name is mainly used in Algeria.HAFID m Arabic Maghrebi, IndonesianAlternate transcription of HAFIZ chiefly used in Northern Africa as well as the Indonesian form of the name.HAFIDA حفيظة f Arabic MaghrebiFeminine form of HAFID chiefly Moroccan and Algerian.HAFSAA f Arabic Maghrebi, RareHAFSIA حفصية f Arabic Maghrebi, RareVariant of HAFSAH chiefly Tunisian. A notable bearer is Hafsia Herzi 1987-, a French actress.HAFSSA حفصة f Arabic MaghrebiVariant transcription of HAFSAH chiefly Moroccan.HAITHEM هيثم m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of HAYTHAM chiefly Tunisian.HAKIMA حكيمة f Arabic MaghrebiFeminine form of HAKIM chiefly Moroccan and Algerian.HAMIDOU حميدو m Western African, Arabic MaghrebiWestern African and Maghrebi elaboration of Hamid.HAMMOUDA حمودة m Arabic MaghrebiVariant of HAMOUDA chiefly Tunisian.HAMOUDA حمودة m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of HAMOUD.HANAE هناء f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of HANAA or HANA 1 used in Morocco.HASSANE حسان m Arabic Maghrebi, Western AfricanAlternate transcription of HASSAN as well as the form used in parts of French-influenced western Africa.HASSEN حسان, حسن m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of HASSAN and HASAN chiefly Tunisian.HASSIB حسيب m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of HASIB chiefly Tunisian.HASSIBA حسيبة f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi feminine form of HASIB chiefly Algerian.HAYTHEM هيثم m Arabic MaghrebiHEDI هادي m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of HADI chiefly Tunisian.HÉDIA هادية f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of HADIA, chiefly used in Tunisian Arabic.HICHAM هشام m Arabic MaghrebiMoroccan Arabic transcription of HISHAM.HICHAME هشام m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of HISHAM used in Morocco.HICHEM هشام m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of HISHAM used in Algeria and Tunisia.HOCINE حسين m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of HUSAYN chiefly used in Northern Africa.HOUARI هواري m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of HAWARI chiefly Algerian... moreHOUCINE حسين m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of HUSAYN chiefly used in North Africa.HOURIA حورية f Arabic MaghrebiDerived from Arabic حورية ḥūriyya meaning nymph, fairy chiefly Algerian and Moroccan.HOUSSINE حسين m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of HUSAYN chiefly Moroccan.IBTISSAM إبتسام f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of IBTISAM chiefly Moroccan.IBTISSEM إبتسام f Arabic MaghrebiVariant of IBTISAM chiefly Algerian and Tunisian.IDRISS إدريس m Western African, Arabic MaghrebiWestern African and Maghrebi form of Idris.ILHEM إلهام f Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of ILHAM chiefly used in Northern Africa.ILIES إلياس m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of ILYAS chiefly Algerian.ILYASS إلياس m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of ILYAS chiefly Moroccan.ILYÈS إلياس m Arabic MaghrebiVariant of ILYES influenced by French orthography.ILYESS إلياس m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of ILYAS.IMANE إيمان f m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of IMAN chiefly Moroccan and Algerian.IMED عماد m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of IMAD chiefly Tunisian.IMENE إيمان f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi feminine variant of IMAN chiefly Tunisian and Algerian.IMRANE عمران m Arabic Maghrebi, RareMaghrebi variant of IMRAN chiefly Moroccan and Algerian.INSAF إنصاف f Arabic MaghrebiDerived from Arabic أنصف ʾanṣafa meaning to act justly, to be fair chiefly Maghrebi.ISLAME إسلام f m Arabic Maghrebi, RareMaghrebi variant of ISLAM chiefly Algerian and Moroccan.ISLEM إسلام m f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of ISLAM chiefly Tunisian and Algerian.ISMAÏL إسماعيل m Arabic MaghrebiForm of ISMAIL used in Northern Africa and other French-influenced regions of the continent.ISSAM عصام m Arabic Maghrebi, ArabicMaghrebi variant of ISAM chiefly Moroccan and Tunisian.IYED إياد m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi form of IYAD chiefly Tunisian.IZARA f Arabic MaghrebiStrictly feminine form of IZAR which itself is another name for Mirak, a star in the constellation Boötes. This Izar has its origins in the Arabic word izar shawl.JACINE m Arabic Maghrebi, FrenchVariant of YASIN.JAMEL جمال m Arabic Maghrebi, Maranao, African AmericanMaghrebi transcription of JAMAL as well as the Maranao form.JAMELEDDINE جمال الدين m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of JAMAL AD-DIN chiefly Tunisian.JAWEHER جواهر f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of JAWAHIR chiefly Tunisian.JIHENNE f French Rare, Arabic Maghrebi, FrenchFrench form of JIHANE.KABIRA كبيرة f Arabic Maghrebi, RareFeminine form of KABIR chiefly Moroccan.KADDOUR قدور m Arabic MaghrebiDerived from Arabic قدر qadara meaning to be able, to be capable, to have power chiefly Algerian.KADIJA f English Modern, Rare, Arabic Maghrebi, RareKAÏS قيس m Arabic MaghrebiForm of QAYS used in Northern Africa and other French-influenced regions of the continent.KALTHOUM كلثوم f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of KULSUM chiefly Tunisian.KAMEL كامل, كمال m Arabic MaghrebiVariant of KAMAL 1 or Kamil.KAMELIA كاميليا f Bulgarian, Indonesian, Arabic MaghrebiCognate of CAMELIA.KAOUTAR كوثر f Arabic MaghrebiVariant transcription of KAOUTHAR chiefly Moroccan.KAOUTHAR كوثر f Arabic MaghrebiMeans abundance, wealth, ultimately from Arabicكثير kaṯīr meaning many, much.KAOUTHER كوثر f Arabic MaghrebiVariant of KAOUTHAR chiefly Tunisian.KAWTAR كوثر f Arabic MaghrebiVariant of KAOUTHAR chiefly Moroccan.KENZA كنزة f Arabic MaghrebiDerived from Arabic كنز kanz meaning treasure.KHADIDJA خديجة f Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of KHADIJA chiefly used in Northern Africa.KHEIRA خيرة f Arabic MaghrebiFrom Arabic خير ḵayr meaning goodness, good chiefly Algerian.KHEIREDDINE خير الدين m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of KHAIR AD-DIN chiefly Algerian.LAHBIB الحبيب m Arabic MaghrebiLAHCEN لحسن m Arabic MaghrebiLAHCÈNE لحسن m Arabic MaghrebiLAÏD العيد m Arabic MaghrebiLAID العيد m Arabic MaghrebiLAÏLA ليلى f Arabic MaghrebiForm of LAYLA used in Northern Africa and other French-influenced regions of the continent.LAKDAR لخضر m Arabic MaghrebiVariant transcription of LAKHDAR.LAKHDAR لخضر m Arabic MaghrebiLAMIAA لمياء f Arabic Egyptian, Arabic MaghrebiLAMIAE لمياء f Arabic MaghrebiLAMINE لمين m Arabic Maghrebi, Western AfricanLAMYAA لمياء f Arabic Maghrebi, Arabic EgyptianLARBI العربي m Arabic MaghrebiFrom Arabic العربي al-ʿarabiyy meaning the Arab, itself from عربي ʿarabiyy meaning Arab, Arabic, Arabian chiefly Algerian and Moroccan.LEÏLA ليلى f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of LAYLA influenced by French orthography.LIASSINE لياسين m Arabic Maghrebi, RareRare variant of YASIN chiefly Algerian.LOBNA لبنى f Arabic Egyptian, Arabic MaghrebiEgyptian and Maghrebi transcription of LUBNA.LOTFI لطفي m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of LUTFI chiefly Tunisian and Algerian.LOUBNA لبنى f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of LUBNA chiefly Moroccan and Algerian.LOULIA f Arabic Maghrebi, RareLYES إلياس m Arabic MaghrebiShortened form of ILYES chiefly Algerian.MADANI مدني m Arabic MaghrebiDerived from Arabic مدني madaniyy meaning city dweller, civilian, citizen, chiefly found in Algerian and Moroccan Arabic.MADJID مجيد m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of MAJID chiefly used in Northern Africa.MAHASSEN f Arabic Rare, Arabic Maghrebi, RareVariant transcription of MAHASSINE.MAHASSINE محاسن f Arabic MaghrebiDerived from Arabic محسن muḥassin meaning embellisher, beautifier, improver chiefly Moroccan.MAHBOUBA محبوبة f Arabic Maghrebi, RareFeminine form of MAHBUB chiefly Tunisian and Algerian.MAHFOUD محفوظ m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi form of MAHFUZ chiefly Algerian and Moroccan.MAHIEDDINE محيي الدين m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of MOHY AL-DIN chiefly Algerian.MAHIEDINE محيي الدين m Arabic Maghrebi, RareMAHJOUB محجوب m Arabic MaghrebiDerived from Arabic محجوب maḥjūb meaning veiled, covered, invisible chiefly Moroccan.MAHJOUBA محجوبة f Arabic MaghrebiFeminine form of MAHJOUB chiefly Moroccan and Tunisian.MAÏSSA f Arabic MaghrebiDerived from Arabic mâysan meaning sparkling star.MAJDA f Arabic, Bosnian, Arabic MaghrebiFeminine form of MAJID.MAKHLOUF مخلوف m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi form of Makhluf chiefly Algerian.MAROUA مروة f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of MARWA.MAROUAN مروان m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of MARWAN chiefly used for Moroccan Arabic.MAROUANE مروان m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of MARWAN chiefly Moroccan.MAROUEN مروان m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of MARWAN chiefly Tunisian.MAROUÈNE مروان m Arabic MaghrebiVariant transcription of MAROUENE influenced by French orthography.MAROUENE مروان m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of MARWAN used in Tunisia.MARWANE مروان m Arabic MaghrebiMARYAMA مريم f Arabic Maghrebi, SomaliMaghrebi and Somali variant of MARYAM.MAYSSA f Arabic MaghrebiVariant of MAÏSSA.MEDHI مهدي m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of MAHDI.MEHDY مهدي m Persian Rare, Arabic Maghrebi, RarePersian and Maghrebi transcription of MEHDI.MEHIEDDINE محي الدين m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of MOHY AL-DIN chiefly used in Algeria.MÉLIKA مليكة f Arabic MaghrebiVariant transcription of MELIKA influenced by French orthography chiefly Tunisian.MELIKA مليكة f Persian, Bosnian, Arabic MaghrebiVariant transcription of MALIKA.MERIEME مريم f Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of MIRIAM chiefly Moroccan and Algerian.MESSAOUD مسعود m Arabic MaghrebiAlternate transcription of MASUD chiefly used in Northern Africa.MESSAOUDA مسعودة f Arabic MaghrebiFeminine form of MESSAOUD chiefly Algerian.MHAMED محمد m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of MUHAMMAD.MILOUD ميلود m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi variant of MOULOUD chiefly Algerian and Moroccan.MIMOUN ميمون m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of MAYMUN used in Morocco.MINOUCHA f Arabic MaghrebiMIRVET f Arabic Maghrebi, RareVariant of MIRVETTE.MOHAMED-ALI m Arabic MaghrebiCombination of MOHAMED and Ali.MOHAMED-AMINE m Arabic MaghrebiCombination of MOHAMED and AMINE.MOHAND محند m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of MOHANNAD used in Algeria and Morocco.MONCEF منصف m Arabic MaghrebiDerived from Arabic منصف munṣif meaning just, fair chiefly Tunisian.MONIA f Arabic Maghrebi, Arabic EgyptianVariant of MUNYA.MORJANA مرجانة f Arabic Maghrebi, RareDerived from Arabic مرجانة marjāna meaning small pearl, coral.MOSTÉFA مصطفى m Arabic MaghrebiMaghrebi transcription of MUSTAFA chiefly Algerian.MOSTEFA مصطفى m Arabic MaghrebiVariant transcription of MOSTÉFA.MOUFIDA مفيدة f Arabic MaghrebiDerived from Arabic مفيد mufīd meaning useful, beneficial chiefly Tunisian and Algerian.483 results page 1 of 2 