Ahmadأحمد
boyMost praised or highly commendable
AH-mad · Arabic
Structured name collection
Urdu baby names
Explore genuine Urdu name records with native spellings where supported, locale context, research status, and meanings only when independently reviewed.
30 canonical names: 30 curated linguistic records and 0 reference usage records. Pages are paginated to stay fast on mobile.
Aishaعائشة
girlLiving or alive
AA-ee-sha · Arabic
Aliعلي
boyHigh, elevated, or noble
AH-lee · Arabic
Aminaآمنة
girlTrustworthy, faithful, or safe
AA-mi-na · Arabic
Anasأنس
boyFriendliness, affection, or companionship
AH-nas · Arabic
Bilalبلال
boyMoisture or water
bee-LAAL · Arabic
Daniyalدانیال
boyGod is my judge
DAA-nee-yaal · Hebrew through Arabic and Persian
Diyaदिया
girlLamp or light
DEE-yaa · Hindi
Farahفرح
girl / unisexJoy or happiness
FAH-rah · Arabic
Faridفرید
boyUnique or incomparable
fa-REED · Arabic
Fatimaفاطمة
girlOne who abstains or weans
FAA-ti-ma · Arabic
Hamzaحمزة
boyLion or strong; the precise early lexical sense is debated
HUM-za · Arabic
Hassanحسن
boyHandsome or good
HAA-sun · Arabic
Ibrahimإبراهيم
boyFather of many nations in traditional interpretation
ib-raa-HEEM · Hebrew through Arabic
Ilyasإلياس
boyMy God is Yahweh
il-YAAS · Hebrew through Greek and Arabic
Imranعمران
boyProsperity or long-lived in Arabic explanations; also a Quranic family name
IM-raan · Arabic and Biblical tradition
Inayaعناية
girlCare, concern, or providence
ee-NAA-ya · Arabic
Jamalجمال
boyBeauty
juh-MAAL · Arabic
Kabirकबीर
boyGreat or powerful
kuh-BEER · Arabic
Karimكريم
boyGenerous or noble
kuh-REEM · Arabic
Khadijaخديجة
girlPremature child in its old lexical formation
kha-DEE-ja · Arabic
Maryamمريم
girlTraditional form of Miriam; the oldest meaning is uncertain
MAR-yam · Hebrew through Arabic
Muhammadمحمد
boyPraised or praiseworthy
moo-HUM-mad · Arabic
Noorنور
unisexLight
NOOR · Arabic
How this collection is built: canonical records are selected by the language, cultural, gender, style, or first-letter metadata shown on their pages. Curated and reference records remain visibly distinct, and similar spellings normally canonicalize to one page rather than creating duplicate thin pages.