Baby Names
Moroccan girl names
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Lou Guest #2
I don't know the meanings, but I think these are beautiful Arabic girl names:
Nour Noura Leyla Leila Lara Nora Yasmine Katou Lina Bibi Isra Irem Safah Safira Seyda Hajar Nada Aida Aicha Naima
My favorites from these are Nour/Noura/Katou/Seyda! -
Anouk Guest #3
Adila (sincere, honest, just)
Aida (helper, returning guest, rich)
Aisha (happy, woman, full of life)
Alina (beauty, noble, clear, beautiful)
Amira (princess, leader, wealthy, lively)
Aya (colorful, bird)
Aziza (respected, dear)
Dua (prayer)
Faria (high, exalted)
Farida (unique, valuable, incomparable)
Hafida (protector of the faith)
Hajar (flight)
Imane (faith)
Irem (city from the Quran)
Isra (nightly journey)
Jasmin (flower name)
Laila (night)
Leila (night)
Mona (noble woman, peaceful)
Nisa (woman)
Nisrine (wild rose)
Nour (God is my light)
Nouria (radiant, shining)
Sara (ruler, princess, happy, pure)
Zara (ruler, blooming flower, princess)
I'm not entirely sure about the meanings. -
Anonymous Guest #4
I don't know many Islamic names, but I always think Aisha is really beautiful. -
N1994 #5
Najla
Sadija
Samiera
Marwa
So beautiful!
I'm not sure if they have a meaning. -
Liha Guest #6
I think Asra is beautiful. It seems to be getting more and more popular in the UK. I was considering this name myself, but the fact that I'm mega-white/Scandinavian makes it feel a bit odd for my baby. -
Anonymous Guest #7
Tahari, what a beautiful name! -
AmBer #8
Thank you
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Anonymous Guest #9
Your daughter's name is Tahira, right? -
AmBer #10
Yes, that's right, our daughter's name is Tahira
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