Wise, intelligent; from Arabic ʿaql, "intellect"
Names starting with A Aqeel–Ashima
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108 of 643 names
"Wise" in popular use; Arabic ʿaqīla, "a noble woman"
Successor, the one who comes last; Arabic ʿāqib
"The farthest"; after al-Masjid al-Aqṣā in Jerusalem
"Yielding to prayer" in popular use; origin uncertain
"Worship, adoration"
"One who is worshipped"
Arafat, the plain near Mecca at the heart of the Hajj
Worthy, deserving; from Sanskrit arha, Pali araha
Forest, wilderness; Sanskrit araṇya
Queen; Tamil araci
King, kingship; Tamil aracu
"Lamp of evening worship"
Nectar one never tires of; Vishnu at Kumbakonam
"Eagle" or "falcon" in popular use; origin uncertain
Worship, homage; Sanskrit arcana
Worship, homage to the gods
"Bowman"; English archer, from Latin arcus, "bow"
"Ray of light, flame"
Pet form of Archibald, "genuine and bold"
"Brilliant, radiant"; Sanskrit arciṣmat, also a name of fire
Worshipped, honoured; Sanskrit arcita
"Worshipped, honoured"
A nakshatra; also "moist, tender-hearted"
Clever, sagacious; Arabic arīb
"Intelligent, wise, skilful"
"Fragrance"; Arabic arīj, a sweet scent that spreads
"Exalted, high"; Arabic arfaʿ, "higher, highest"
An offering of water in honour; Sanskrit arghya
Most merciful
"Melody, song", from Italian aria, "air"
"Most holy" in popular use; a form of Greek Ariadne
Knowing, knowledgeable
"Knowing, wise"; feminine of Arabic ʿārif
"Destroyer of inner enemies" in Jain use; Sanskrit arhat, "worthy one"
"Conqueror of enemies"
"Full of wisdom" in popular use; Sanskrit arin, "a wheel, discus"
Subduer of enemies; Sanskrit ariṃdama, a name of Shiva
A canopy or arbour; from Arabic ʿarīsh
"Navigator" in popular use; Sanskrit aritra, "an oar, rudder"
Wise and handsome; Tamil aṟivu, "knowledge", and aḻakaṉ
Knowledge, wisdom
Bright, pure; the name of Guru Arjan, the fifth Sikh Guru
Honesty, sincerity; Sanskrit ārjava, "straightness"
Earned, achieved; Sanskrit arjita
"Precious, noble"; Persian arjmand
Bright, white; the archer-hero of the Mahabharata
The sun, a ray of light; Sanskrit arka
Light of the sun; Sanskrit arka + dīpa
Modern name of uncertain origin; first found in Spenser's "Arlo-hill"
"Wish, hope"; Persian armān, "desire, longing"
The sea, the ocean
"Of the ocean", a feminine of Arnav
King of good health; honours Our Lady of Good Health
Rising, ascent; Sanskrit ārohaṇa
"Darling"; Malayalam ārōmal
A loving woman; from Arabic ʿarūb (Quran 56:37)
"Rising, ascent"; Arabic ʿurūj
"Bride"; Persian ʿarūsa, from Arabic ʿarūs
Offering, dedication; Sanskrit arpaṇa
"Offering"
"Offered"; also dedicated
"Offered" or "dedicated"
A speckled snake; name of the companion al-Arqam
Lion; a Turkic word used in Persian and Urdu
Throne, the highest heaven; Arabic ʿarsh
Most rightly guided; Arabic arshad
"Divine light" in popular use; literally "lamp of the heavens"
Heavenly; belonging to the Throne
"Heavenly"; from Arabic ʿarsh, the throne of God
"Heavenly love"; arsh, the heavens, and preet, love
Meaning, purpose; also wealth; Sanskrit artha
Uncertain; usually linked to Welsh arth, "bear"
"Grace", divine mercy and favour
Bliss of grace; Tamil aruḷ, "grace", and āṉantam, "bliss"
Words of grace; Tamil aruḷ, "grace", and moḻi, "word"
Treasure of grace; Tamil aruḷ, "grace", and niti, "treasure"
Six-faced, a name of Murugan
Dawn, the reddish glow of morning; Sanskrit aruṇa
"Red, ruddy": the colour of dawn
Glowing like the dawn; Sanskrit aruṇa + ābhā
The red mountain; Arunachala, the sacred hill of Tiruvannamalai
Arundhati, the star Alcor and wife of the sage Vasishtha
"The red glow of dawn"
Dawn, daybreak; Sanskrit aruṇodaya
Formless; Sanskrit arūpa
Waterfall; Tamil aruvi
Lotus; Sanskrit aravinda
Mountain gazelle or ibex; an old Arabic woman's name
Close friend; a Vedic sun god, Aryaman
Honourable, noble
Part of the noble; Sanskrit ārya, "noble", + aṃśa, "part"
Honourable conduct, integrity; Sanskrit āryava
Noble hero; Sanskrit ārya + vīra
"Wish, longing"; Persian ārzū
Lion; Arabic asad
Lion of God; Arabic asad and Allāh
Solomon's wise minister; a byword for a wise counsellor
Asavari, a morning raga of Indian classical music
"Noble, deep-rooted"; feminine of Arabic aṣīl
Limitless, boundless; Sanskrit asīma
"The pure ones"; Arabic aṣfiyāʾ, plural of ṣafiyy
Youngest; Arabic aṣghar
Hope, wish
"Happy, blessed"; Hebrew ʾĀšēr
Complete, entire; Sanskrit aśeṣa
Compassion, kindness; Arabic ashfāq
"Limitless" or "boundless"
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