Iraqi Baby Boy Names II Find Your Favorite Now

Iraqi Baby Boy Names With Meaning From A To Z.

Here are some popular names for baby boys that begin with the letter A.

• Abbas (عباس): Derived from Arabic, it means "lion" symbolizing strength and courage, a name fit for a bold and resilient soul.
• Amin (أمين): Meaning "trustworthy" in Arabic, it reflects honor and reliability, traits that resonate deeply in Iraqi culture.
• Amer (عامر): This name signifies "prosperous" or "long-lived," embodying hope and a prosperous future for the bearer.
• Ali (علي): A name of Arabic origin, it translates to "high" or "elevated," symbolizing greatness and nobility.
• Ahmed (أحمد): Derived from the Arabic word for "praised" or "commendable," it reflects admiration and respect.
• Adnan (عدنان): Meaning "settler" or "someone who stays on the right path," it represents resilience and steadfastness.
• Aziz (عزيز): Signifying "beloved" or "dear," it embodies affection and cherished value.
• Amir (أمير): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "prince" or "commander," reflecting leadership and authority.
• Anwar (أنور): Meaning "bright" or "luminous," it symbolizes enlightenment and positivity.
• Ayman (أيمن): Signifying "blessed" or "fortunate," it represents blessings and good fortune for the bearer.

• Bashar (بشار): Meaning "bringer of good news," this name embodies hope and positivity, symbolizing a bearer of joyful tidings.
• Bilal (بلال): Derived from Arabic, it signifies "water" or "refreshing," symbolizing purity and revitalization.
• Basim (باسم): Signifying "smiling" or "cheerful," it reflects a joyful and optimistic disposition.
• Badr (بدر): This name translates to "full moon," symbolizing brightness, clarity, and completeness.
• Basil (باسل): Meaning "brave" or "courageous," it embodies strength and fearlessness in the face of adversity.
• Bakr (بكر): Signifying "young" or "fresh," it symbolizes youthfulness and vitality.
• Baha (بهاء): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "splendor" or "glory," representing magnificence and brilliance.
• Bayan (بيان): Meaning "manifestation" or "clear explanation," it embodies clarity and eloquence.
• Badrin (بدرين): Signifying "two full moons," it reflects abundance and completeness.
• Barraq (براق): This name means "shining" or "gleaming," symbolizing brightness and radiance.

• Caytoor (كيتور): Meaning "courageous lion," this name embodies bravery and strength, symbolizing resilience in the face of challenges.
• Cahir (كاهر): Signifying "victorious" or "triumphant," it represents overcoming obstacles with determination and success.
• Cahim (كهيم): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "wise" or "intelligent," symbolizing wisdom and intellect.
• Camil (كامل): Meaning "perfect" or "complete," it embodies a sense of wholeness and excellence.
• Cahel (كاهل): Signifying "hopeful" or "optimistic," it represents a positive outlook and resilience in adversity.
• Cadi (كادي): This name means "judge" or "fair," symbolizing principles of justice and righteousness.
• Cabil (كبيل): Meaning "noble" or "dignified," it embodies a sense of honor and respect.
• Cafur (كفور): Signifying "forgiving" or "merciful," it represents a compassionate and kind-hearted nature.
• Cahid (كاهد): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "devoted" or "dedicated," symbolizing commitment and loyalty.
• Cadim (كديم): Meaning "eternal" or "everlasting," it embodies enduring strength and timeless character.

• Daham (دحام): Meaning "strong" or "robust," this name embodies resilience and inner strength, symbolizing fortitude in challenges.
• Dakhil (داخل): Signifying "open-hearted" or "welcoming," it represents warmth and hospitality, essential values in Iraqi culture.
• Dalal (دلال): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "gentleness" or "tenderness," symbolizing kindness and compassion.
• Dargham (درغام): Meaning "brave lion," it embodies courage and fearlessness, reflecting bravery in adversity.
• Daud (داود): Signifying "beloved" or "cherished," it represents endearment and affection in relationships.
• Dayyan (ديان): This name means "just" or "fair," symbolizing integrity and righteousness in actions and decisions.
• Dhahir (ظاهر): Meaning "manifest" or "apparent," it embodies transparency and honesty, reflecting clarity of character.
• Dhiya (ضياء): Signifying "light" or "radiance," it represents positivity and brightness in one's presence.
• Dilshad (دلشاد): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "happy heart" or "joyous," symbolizing a cheerful and contented nature.
• Dirar (درار): Meaning "free" or "liberated," it embodies a sense of independence and freedom of spirit.

• Ezzo (عزو): Meaning "respected" or "esteemed," this name embodies honor and reverence, symbolizing dignity in character.
• Eli (إيل): Signifying "ascendancy" or "exalted," it represents elevation and strength in identity.
• Elias (إلياس): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "the Lord is my God," symbolizing faith and devotion.
• Emad (عماد): Meaning "pillar of support," it embodies reliability and stability, symbolizing strength in relationships.
• Ehab (إيهاب): Signifying "gift" or "bestowal," it represents blessings and generosity.
• Eldin (الدين): This name means "of the faith" or "religious," symbolizing devoutness and commitment.
• Eskander (إسكندر): Meaning "defender of mankind," it embodies valor and protection, symbolizing bravery.
• Essam (عصام): Signifying "safeguard" or "protector," it represents guardianship and security.
• Ewan (إيوان): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "perfection" or "completeness," symbolizing excellence.
• Ezzat (عزة): Meaning "glory" or "honor," it embodies prestige and distinction, symbolizing pride.

• Fadil (فاضل): Meaning "virtuous" or "excellent," this name embodies integrity and moral excellence, symbolizing goodness in character.
• Fahad (فهد): Signifying "cheetah" or "swift," it represents agility and strength, symbolizing vitality and speed.
• Faris (فارس): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "knight" or "horseman," symbolizing bravery and chivalry.
• Fawaz (فواز): Meaning "successful" or "victorious," it embodies accomplishment and triumph, symbolizing achievement.
• Firas (فراس): Signifying "perspicacious" or "intelligent," it represents wisdom and cleverness.
• Fahim (فهيم): This name means "understanding" or "knowledgeable," symbolizing insight and wisdom.
• Fadwa (فدوى): Meaning "sacrifice" or "selflessness," it embodies altruism and generosity.
• Fahmi (فهمي): Signifying "perceptive" or "discerning," it represents keen understanding and sensitivity.
• Faraj (فرج): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "relief" or "solution," symbolizing hope and resolution.
• Fahd (فهد): Meaning "lynx" or "panther," it embodies stealth and grace, symbolizing agility and power.

• Ghanim (غانم): Meaning "successful" or "victorious," this name embodies triumph and accomplishment, symbolizing achievement.
• Ghassan (غسان): Signifying "youth" or "young," it represents vitality and vigor, symbolizing the exuberance of youth.
• Ghazi (غازي): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "conqueror" or "warrior," symbolizing bravery and courage.
• Ghalib (غالب): Meaning "victorious" or "dominant," it embodies strength and prevailing power.
• Ghali (غالي): Signifying "precious" or "dear," it represents cherished value and significance.
• Ghassim (غسيم): This name means "distributor" or "provider," symbolizing generosity and giving.
• Ghaith (غيث): Meaning "rain" or "precipitation," it symbolizes blessing and abundance.
• Ghiyath (غياث): Signifying "savior" or "supporter," it embodies assistance and guidance.
• Gharib (غريب): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "stranger" or "unfamiliar," symbolizing uniqueness and individuality.
• Ghunaim (غنيم): Meaning "spoils" or "booty," it symbolizes achievement and success.

• Haider (هيدر): Meaning "lion" or "brave," this name embodies courage and strength, symbolizing resilience in adversity.
• Hadi (هادي): Signifying "guide" or "leader," it represents wisdom and direction, guiding others with insight.
• Hassan (حسن): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "handsome" or "good," symbolizing beauty and virtue.
• Hussein (حسين): Meaning "good" or "handsome," it represents dignity and integrity, signifying honorable character.
• Hayder (حيدر): Signifying "lively" or "vivacious," it embodies liveliness and energy, symbolizing a vibrant spirit.
• Hakim (حكيم): This name means "wise" or "judicious," symbolizing sagacity and thoughtful decision-making.
• Haitham (هيثم): Meaning "lion cub," it symbolizes courage and strength, representing youthful bravery.
• Hamza (حمزة): Signifying "strong" or "steadfast," it embodies resilience and unwavering determination.
• Hazar (هزار): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "vigorous" or "lively," symbolizing vitality and enthusiasm.
• Hatem (حاتم): Meaning "decisive" or "resolute," it represents firmness and determination in actions.

• Ibrahim (إبراهيم): Meaning "father of nations," it embodies leadership and guidance, symbolizing strength and wisdom.
• Ihsan (إحسان): Signifying "excellence" or "goodness," it represents virtuous behavior and kindness towards others.
• Imad (عماد): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "pillar of support," symbolizing reliability and stability in relationships.
• Issam (عصام): Meaning "safeguard" or "protector," it embodies a sense of guardianship and security.
• Isam (عصم): Signifying "safeguard" or "protection," it represents a shield against harm or adversity.
• Iyad (إياد): This name means "support" or "reinforcement," symbolizing assistance and reliance in challenging times.
• Ihab (إيهاب): Meaning "gift" or "present," it embodies blessings and gratitude, symbolizing a precious offering.
• Izzat (عزة): Signifying "glory" or "honor," it represents prestige and dignity, symbolizing pride.
• Idrees (إدريس): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "studious" or "learned," symbolizing a quest for knowledge.
• Ismail (إسماعيل): Meaning "heard by God," it embodies divine attention and signifies being favored.

• Jabbar (جبار): Meaning "mighty" or "powerful," it embodies strength and resilience, symbolizing robustness in character.
• Jamal (جمال): Signifying "beauty" or "grace," it represents elegance and attractiveness, symbolizing inner and outer beauty.
• Jasim (جاسم): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "strong" or "unyielding," symbolizing unwavering determination.
• Jawad (جواد): Meaning "generous" or "kind-hearted," it embodies a spirit of giving and compassion towards others.
• Jumah (جمعة): Signifying "Friday," it holds significance in Islamic culture, symbolizing a day of communal prayer and blessings.
• Jassim (جاسم): This name means "protector" or "defender," symbolizing a guardian's role and commitment.
• Jirjis (جرجس): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "George," symbolizing bravery and valor.
• Jalal (جلال): Meaning "majesty" or "glory," it embodies a sense of grandeur and splendor.
• Jabal (جبل): Signifying "mountain," it represents strength and steadfastness, symbolizing resilience.
• Jawdat (جودة): This name means "excellence" or "goodness," symbolizing virtuous and noble qualities.

• Kareem (كريم): Meaning "generous" or "noble-hearted," it embodies a spirit of kindness and magnanimity towards others.
• Khalid (خالد): Signifying "eternal" or "immortal," it represents lasting endurance and timeless strength.
• Karar (كرار): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "free" or "liberated," symbolizing independence and freedom.
• Kasim (قاسم): Meaning "divider" or "distributor," it represents fairness and impartiality in judgments.
• Karam (كرم): Signifying "benevolence" or "grace," it embodies a generous and compassionate nature.
• Kamal (كمال): This name means "perfection" or "excellence," symbolizing completeness and brilliance.
• Kaisar (قيصر): Meaning "emperor," it symbolizes strength and authority, signifying leadership qualities.
• Kazim (كاظم): Signifying "restrainer" or "calm," it embodies patience and self-control in challenging situations.
• Khair (خير): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "goodness" or "blessing," symbolizing positive virtues.
• Kadhim (كاظم): Meaning "calm" or "composed," it represents tranquility and peacefulness in demeanor.

• Laith (ليث): Meaning "lion" or "brave," it embodies courage and strength, symbolizing resilience in facing challenges.
• Layth (ليث): Signifying "lion" or "courageous," it represents valor and fearlessness in the face of adversity.
• Lamees (لميس): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "soft to the touch" or "gentle," symbolizing tenderness and kindness.
• Lutfi (لطفي): Meaning "kind" or "gentle-hearted," it embodies compassion and empathy towards others.
• Luay (لؤي): Signifying "shining" or "radiant," it represents brightness and positivity in character.
• Lamei (لميع): This name means "shiny" or "glowing," symbolizing brightness and radiant nature.
• Lubaid (لبيد): Meaning "friendly" or "amiable," it embodies warmth and affability in relationships.
• Latif (لطيف): Signifying "gentle" or "kind," it represents a tender and considerate disposition towards others.
• Lazim (لاظم): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "necessary" or "essential," symbolizing importance and significance.
• Laqin (لقين): Meaning "intelligent" or "clever," it embodies wisdom and sharpness of mind.

• Mahir (ماهر): Meaning "skilled" or "competent," it embodies proficiency and talent, symbolizing mastery in endeavors.
• Majid (ماجد): Signifying "glorious" or "magnificent," it represents grandeur and excellence, symbolizing greatness.
• Mansour (منصور): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "victorious" or "triumphant," symbolizing success and accomplishment.
• Muhsin (محسن): Meaning "doer of good" or "beneficent," it embodies kindness and generosity towards others.
• Mustafa (مصطفى): Signifying "chosen" or "preferred," it represents being favored or selected.
• Majid (ماجد): This name means "glorious" or "distinguished," symbolizing magnificence and eminence.
• Mahmoud (محمود): Meaning "praised" or "commendable," it embodies recognition and appreciation.
• Murtadha (مرتضى): Signifying "satisfied" or "content," it represents a state of fulfillment and satisfaction.
• Muayad (مؤيد): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "supporter" or "upholder," symbolizing steadfastness.
• Mohammed (محمد): Meaning "praised" or "commendable," it symbolizes being highly regarded and esteemed.

• Nadia (نادية): Signifying "delicate" or "tender," it embodies a gentle and caring disposition, symbolizing tenderness.
• Noura (نورة): Meaning "light" or "illumination," it represents brightness and positivity, symbolizing enlightenment.
• Najla (نجلاء): Signifying "noble" or "distinguished," it embodies gracefulness and elegance.
• Nawal (نوال): Meaning "gift" or "bestowal," it symbolizes blessings and generosity, symbolizing a precious offering.
• Nisreen (نسرين): Signifying "wild rose," it represents beauty and gracefulness, symbolizing natural elegance.
• Nouran (نوران): Meaning "two lights," it embodies radiance and brilliance, symbolizing a shining presence.
• Nahla (نهلة): Signifying "drink" or "quenching thirst," it symbolizes satisfaction and fulfillment.
• Nasrin (نسرين): Meaning "wild rose," it embodies beauty and gracefulness, symbolizing natural elegance.
• Nada (ندى): Signifying "dew" or "moisture," it represents freshness and vitality, symbolizing rejuvenation.
• Najat (نجاة): Meaning "salvation" or "rescue," it symbolizes hope and deliverance.

• Omar (عمر): Meaning "flourishing" or "long-lived," it embodies longevity and vitality, symbolizing a flourishing life.
• Othman (عثمان): Signifying "wise" or "intelligent," it represents sagacity and astuteness, symbolizing wisdom.
• Osama (أسامة): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "lion" or "strong," symbolizing bravery and strength.
• Omar (عمر): Meaning "flourishing" or "long-lived," it embodies longevity and vitality, symbolizing a flourishing life.
• Omar (عمر): Signifying "flourishing" or "long-lived," it represents growth and endurance, symbolizing a thriving existence.
• Osman (عثمان): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "wise" or "intelligent," symbolizing sagacity and astuteness.
• Othman (عثمان): Meaning "wise" or "intelligent," it embodies wisdom and keen insight, symbolizing knowledge.
• Odeh (عودة): Signifying "return" or "homecoming," it represents a sense of reunion and belonging.
• Othman (عثمان): Meaning "wise" or "intelligent," it symbolizes astuteness and knowledge, signifying wisdom.
• Osama (أسامة): Derived from Arabic, it translates to "lion" or "strong," symbolizing bravery and strength.

• Parosh (پاروش): Meaning "breeze" or "gentle wind," it embodies a calming and soothing nature, symbolizing tranquility.
• Pirman (پيرمان): Signifying "respected" or "honored," it represents dignity and reverence, symbolizing respect.
• Pasha (پاشا): Derived from Turkish, it translates to "lord" or "ruler," symbolizing authority and leadership.
• Pervin (پروين): Meaning "star," it embodies brightness and guidance, symbolizing a shining presence.
• Parman (پارمان): Signifying "prominent" or "outstanding," it represents eminence and distinction.
• Paiman (پيمان): Derived from Persian, it translates to "promise" or "commitment," symbolizing trustworthiness.
• Pakdar (پاکدار): Meaning "pure-hearted," it embodies sincerity and purity, symbolizing genuine intentions.
• Pakshan (پاکشان): Signifying "clear" or "transparent," it represents honesty and clarity, symbolizing truthfulness.
• Pareshan (پريشان): Derived from Persian, it translates to "troubled" or "worried," symbolizing sensitivity and depth of emotions.
• Padshah (پادشاه): Meaning "king" or "monarch," it embodies regality and authority, symbolizing sovereignty.

• Qasim (قاسم): Meaning "divider" or "distributor," it symbolizes fairness and impartiality, signifying balance.
• Qais (قيس): Signifying "firm" or "determined," it represents strength of character and resilience.
• Qutaiba (قتيبة): Meaning "conqueror" or "victorious," it embodies triumph and success.
• Qadim (قديم): Signifying "ancient" or "time-honored," it represents heritage and tradition.
• Qusay (قصي): Meaning "distant" or "far-reaching," it symbolizes vision and farsightedness.
• Qadir (قادر): Signifying "capable" or "competent," it embodies strength and capability.
• Qutaibah (قطيبة): Meaning "determined" or "resolute," it symbolizes perseverance and determination.
• Qaisar (قيصر): Signifying "emperor," it represents leadership and authority.
• Qassim (قاسم): Meaning "divider" or "distributor," it embodies fairness and equity.
• Qahtan (قحطان): Signifying "brave" or "courageous," it represents valor and bravery.

• Rahim (رحيم): Meaning "compassionate" or "kind-hearted," it embodies empathy and warmth, symbolizing a caring nature.
• Rafiq (رفيق): Signifying "friend" or "companion," it represents camaraderie and support, symbolizing friendship.
• Rashid (راشد): Meaning "guided" or "rightly guided," it embodies wisdom and guidance, symbolizing direction.
• Rasul (رسول): Signifying "messenger" or "prophet," it represents leadership and inspiration, symbolizing guidance.
• Rami (رامي): Meaning "archer" or "thrower," it symbolizes precision and focus, signifying determination.
• Rakan (ركن): Signifying "pillar" or "support," it embodies stability and strength, symbolizing reliability.
• Raid (رائد): Meaning "pioneer" or "explorer," it represents innovation and courage, symbolizing trailblazing qualities.
• Ramzi (رمزي): Signifying "symbolic" or "representative," it embodies significance and importance.
• Riyad (رياض): Meaning "gardens" or "meadows," it symbolizes beauty and serenity, signifying tranquility.
• Rahman (رحمان): Signifying "merciful" or "compassionate," it represents kindness and benevolence, symbolizing empathy.

• Saad (سعد): Meaning "happiness" or "contentment," it embodies joy and fulfillment, symbolizing a cheerful disposition.
• Salman (سلمان): Signifying "safe" or "secure," it represents protection and safety, symbolizing guardianship.
• Sami (سامي): Meaning "elevated" or "sublime," it embodies distinction and excellence, symbolizing eminence.
• Sadeq (صادق): Signifying "truthful" or "sincere," it represents honesty and authenticity, symbolizing genuineness.
• Sarmad (سرمد): Meaning "eternal" or "everlasting," it embodies permanence and endurance, symbolizing continuity.
• Saeed (سعيد): Signifying "fortunate" or "blessed," it represents good fortune and happiness, symbolizing blessings.
• Saif (سيف): Meaning "sword" or "blade," it symbolizes strength and valor, signifying courage.
• Sulaiman (سليمان): Signifying "peaceful" or "tranquil," it embodies calmness and serenity, symbolizing peace.
• Saud (سعود): Meaning "fortune" or "luck," it symbolizes luck and prosperity, signifying good fortune.
• Shakir (شاكر): Signifying "grateful" or "thankful," it represents appreciation and gratitude, symbolizing acknowledgment.

• Tariq (طارق): Meaning "morning star" or "guiding light," it embodies guidance and enlightenment, symbolizing a shining presence.
• Talal (طلال): Signifying "kindness" or "generosity," it represents compassion and benevolence, symbolizing a giving nature.
• Tawfiq (توفيق): Meaning "success" or "achievement," it embodies accomplishment and triumph, symbolizing achievement.
• Taha (طه): Signifying "pure" or "clean," it represents purity of heart and spirit, symbolizing innocence.
• Tayyib (طيب): Meaning "good" or "virtuous," it embodies goodness and righteousness, symbolizing moral integrity.
• Tariq (طارق): Signifying "morning star" or "guiding light," it represents enlightenment and guidance, symbolizing illumination.
• Thamer (ثامر): Meaning "fruitful" or "productive," it embodies abundance and prosperity, symbolizing richness.
• Thaer (ثائر): Signifying "rebel" or "revolutionary," it represents courage and resilience, symbolizing bravery.
• Talib (طالب): Meaning "seeker" or "searcher," it embodies curiosity and quest for knowledge, symbolizing curiosity.
• Tareef (تعريف): Signifying "description" or "definition," it represents understanding and clarity, symbolizing comprehension.

• Uday (عدي): Meaning "rising" or "ascending," it embodies growth and progress, symbolizing advancement.
• Umar (عمر): Signifying "long-lived" or "flourishing," it represents longevity and vitality, symbolizing endurance.
• Usama (أسامة): Meaning "lion" or "strong," it symbolizes bravery and strength, signifying courage.
• Usman (عثمان): Signifying "wise" or "intelligent," it embodies sagacity and astuteness, symbolizing wisdom.
• Uthman (عثمان): Meaning "wise" or "intelligent," it represents knowledge and discernment, symbolizing insight.
• Uday (عدي): Signifying "rising" or "ascent," it embodies progress and elevation, symbolizing growth.
• Umar (عمر): Meaning "flourishing" or "prospering," it symbolizes vitality and expansion, signifying growth.
• Usama (أسامة): Signifying "lion" or "courageous," it embodies bravery and valor, symbolizing fearlessness.
• Usman (عثمان): Meaning "wise" or "perceptive," it represents astuteness and intelligence, symbolizing discernment.
• Uthman (عثمان): Signifying "wise" or "clever," it embodies wisdom and understanding, symbolizing insightfulness.

• Vahid (واحد): Meaning "unique" or "singular," it symbolizes individuality and distinctiveness, signifying uniqueness.
• Vian (فيان): Signifying "full of life" or "lively," it embodies vivacity and energy, symbolizing liveliness.
• Vian (فيان): Meaning "clear stream" or "flowing water," it represents purity and clarity, symbolizing transparency.
• Vareq (فارق): Signifying "distinct" or "different," it embodies uniqueness and separation, symbolizing individuality.
• Vahid (واحد): Meaning "one" or "singular," it symbolizes unity and singularity, signifying uniqueness.
• Vareq (فارق): Signifying "separating" or "differentiating," it represents distinction and uniqueness, symbolizing individuality.
• Vivan (فيفان): Meaning "lively" or "vibrant," it embodies energy and dynamism, symbolizing liveliness.
• Vahid (واحد): Signifying "unique" or "exclusive," it represents distinctiveness and individuality, symbolizing singularity.
• Vivan (فيفان): Meaning "full of life" or "animated," it symbolizes vitality and vigor, signifying liveliness.
• Vian (فيان): Signifying "full of life" or "lively," it embodies vibrancy and energy, symbolizing liveliness.

• Wahib (واهب): Meaning "giver" or "bestower," it embodies generosity and kindness, symbolizing a giving nature.
• Waleed (وليد): Signifying "newborn" or "child," it represents innocence and new beginnings, symbolizing purity.
• Widad (وداد): Meaning "affection" or "love," it embodies warmth and fondness, symbolizing affectionate feelings.
• Wassim (وسيم): Signifying "handsome" or "graceful," it represents elegance and charm, symbolizing attractiveness.
• Wahib (واهب): Meaning "donor" or "grantor," it symbolizes generosity and benevolence, signifying giving nature.
• Waleed (وليد): Signifying "newborn" or "infant," it represents innocence and purity, symbolizing new beginnings.
• Widad (وداد): Meaning "love" or "fondness," it embodies affection and care, symbolizing loving sentiments.
• Wassim (وسيم): Signifying "good-looking" or "attractive," it represents charm and allure, symbolizing attractiveness.
• Waleed (وليد): Meaning "innocent" or "pure-hearted," it embodies purity and sincerity, symbolizing innocence.
• Wadood (وادود): Signifying "loving" or "affectionate," it represents warmth and care, symbolizing affection.

• Xalid (خالد): Meaning "eternal" or "immortal," it embodies everlasting strength, symbolizing enduring legacy.
• Xamir (خمير): Signifying "flourishing" or "prosperous," it represents growth and vitality, symbolizing abundance.

• Yasin (ياسين): Meaning "good and calm," it embodies tranquility and goodness, symbolizing peace.
• Yousef (يوسف): Signifying "God will add," it represents divine blessings and addition, symbolizing grace.
• Yaqub (يعقوب): Meaning "supplanter" or "replacement," it embodies resilience and adaptability, symbolizing strength.
• Yazan (يزن): Signifying "to live and exist," it represents vitality and existence, symbolizing life.
• Yunus (يونس): Meaning "dove," it embodies purity and peace, symbolizing innocence.
• Yahya (يحيى): Signifying "God's gift," it represents divine blessings and favor, symbolizing gracefulness.
• Yasser (ياسر): Meaning "easy" or "blessed," it embodies simplicity and blessings, symbolizing ease.
• Yahya (يحيى): Signifying "alive" or "living," it represents vitality and liveliness, symbolizing life.
• Yaseen (يسين): Meaning "good" or "noble," it embodies goodness and nobility, symbolizing virtue.
• Yousif (يوسف): Signifying "God will add," it represents divine favor and addition, symbolizing gracefulness.

• Zaid (زيد): Meaning "growth" or "abundance," it embodies progress and expansion, symbolizing flourishing.
• Zaki (زكي): Signifying "pure" or "innocent," it represents purity and sincerity, symbolizing innocence.
• Zuhair (زهير): Meaning "shining" or "radiant," it embodies brightness and brilliance, symbolizing luminosity.
• Zayn (زين): Signifying "beauty" or "ornament," it represents elegance and attractiveness, symbolizing beauty.
• Zakaria (زكريا): Meaning "remembering God," it embodies spirituality and devotion, symbolizing faithfulness.
• Zaid (زيد): Signifying "growth" or "progress," it represents development and advancement, symbolizing flourishing.
• Zaki (زكي): Meaning "pure-hearted" or "virtuous," it symbolizes goodness and sincerity, signifying purity.
• Zuhair (زهير): Signifying "bright" or "radiant," it represents illumination and brilliance, symbolizing luminosity.
• Zayn (زين): Meaning "beautiful" or "elegant," it embodies charm and grace, symbolizing attractiveness.
• Zakaria (زكريا): Signifying "God remembers," it represents divine remembrance, symbolizing spirituality.