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The name Aalabaksh has Persian origins. It is a combination of the elements "Aala" meaning high or exalted and "Baksh" meaning gift or bestower.
The name "Aalahuddin" is of Arabic origin. It is a combination of the words "Allah" meaning God and "uddin" meaning religion. Therefore, the name "Aalahuddin" translates to "religi...
The first name "Aalam" is of Arabic origin, meaning "world" or "universe". The name "Khteeb" does not have a clear origin or meaning in English.
The name "Aalamgir" is of Arabic origin.
The name "aalamnavi" does not have a known origin in the English language. It may be a unique or rare name without a specific etymology.
The first name Aalangir does not have a widely known origin in the English language.
The name "Aalekh" has its origin in India, particularly in the Hindi language. It is a masculine name that means "message" or "communication" in Hindi.
The name Aaleyah has Arabic origin and means "high exalted, to ascend." The name Christina is of Greek origin and means "follower of Christ."
The origin of the first name "Aalhad" is Hindi.
The name "Aali Jaan" is of Persian origin. "Aali" means noble or exalted, and "Jaan" means life or soul. Together, the name can be interpreted as meaning noble soul or exalted life...
The name "Aali Sarkar" has Arabic origins. The name "Aali" means "high" or "lofty" in Arabic, while "Sarkar" is a common surname in South Asian countries such as Bangladesh and Ind...
The name Aaliesha has its origin in the Arabic language.
The origin of the first name "Aaliya" is Arabic, which means "exalted" or "high, sublime". The surname "Sarma" is of Indian origin and frequently used by people of South Asian desc...
Aaliyah is an Arabic name derived from the name Aalia, which means "exalted" or "sublime." It gained popularity outside of the Middle East due to the influence of American R&B sing...
The name "aalka" does not appear to have a widely recognized origin or meaning in English. It may be a unique or rare name without a clear etymology.