What are some Arabic baby girl names that mean lucky?

Luck, or naseeb, is highly valued in Arabic culture as it is believed to shape ones destiny and outcomes. Therefore, Arabic baby girl names such as Saadiah meaning ‘God assists,’ and Yazrin meaning ‘lucky’ carry the meaning of luck, blessings, and good fortune.

What are some baby girl names that have a connection to Arabic culture or history?

There are myriad Arabic names for girls that seep in culture and history. Aisha meaning ‘alive’ is the name of one of the wives of Prophet Muhammad. Fatima with the meaning ‘one who is beautiful like the stars’ is the name of the Prophet’s daughter and a significant figure in islamic tradition. Layla meaning ‘night’ is another revered name and appears as a popular character in Arabic poetry and folklore.

What are some baby girl names that mean strength or power in Arabic?

Arabic baby girl names such as Aziza, Jaiyana, and Abira will serve as a reminder to your baby girl of their inherent strength and encourage them to overcome obstacles with determination.

What are some baby girl names that have a meaning related to kindness or compassion in Arabic?

Kareema, Rahma, and Latifa are the Arabic names that mean compassion or kindness. Parents can use these names for their girls if they wish to make a positive difference in the world.

What are some baby girl names that have a meaning related to love in Arabic?

Arabic baby girl names such as Habiba, Aasma, and Maryam will surely remind your child of your love for them.

What are some Arabic names for girls that have a connection to music or dance?

Arabic names for girls with connection to music or dance are rare and unique. Rubab is an intriguing name for a baby girl which is derived from the Arabic word for a distinct stringed musical instrument, adding a touch of uniqueness to the name. Ghina is another feminine Arabic name meaning ‘melody.’

What are some baby girl names that have a meaning related to happiness or joy in Arabic?

Names such as Farah meaning happiness, Afrah meaning delight, and Na’ima meaning pleasantness in Arabic will remind your baby girl to be joyful and find happiness in everything she does.

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21 Arabic Girl Names with Meanings Bright, Starting With N

Written by Shikha Thakur, MBA

Edited by Siddharth Kesiraju, MA, Certification in Relationship Coaching

Fact-checked by Praggya Joshi, MA, BEd

Last Updated on Oct 3, 2023

Illustration: MomJunction Design Team

Name	Gender	Meaning
Nora	Girl	Light; Bright; Honor; Dignity; Victorious
Naira	Girl	Bright; Luminous; Brilliant; Eye; Early; One having big eyes; Black or dark
Naiya	Girl	Purpose; Tenacity; Bright; Beautiful; To shine; Reed; Pipe
Naiyah	Girl	Purpose; Tenacity; Bright; Beautiful; To shine; Reed; Pipe
Nayra	Unisex	Eye; Early; Black; Dark; To guide; Bright; Radiant
Noureen	Girl	The bright shining light
Noran	Boy	Light; Bright
Naadia	Girl	A gem; A bright child
Nyara	Unisex	Bright; Nice; To hurry
Norhan	Unisex	Light; Bright

Najila	Girl	Bright and beautiful eyes
Najilaa	Girl	One who have big and bright eyes
Nayyira	Girl	as bright as the shining star
Nirup	Girl	The bright shining light
Nooreen	Boy	Bright; Shine
Nooruddunya	Girl	The bright light of the universe
Nurjahan	Girl	The bright nimble of the whole world
Nurjenna	Girl	The bright light of the heavenly paradise
Nuryn	Girl	The bright light; Nimble
Nweh	Girl	A person who appears bright; Lucid and clear

Nihana	Unisex	Bright; Morning; Beauty queen

Infographic: Top Arabic Girl Names with Meanings Bright, Starting With N

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Shikha ThakurMBA

Shikha is a writer-turned-editor at MomJunction, with over seven years of experience in the field of content. Having done a certification in Relationship Coaching, her core interest lies in writing articles that guide couples through their courtship to marriage and parenthood.

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Siddharth KesirajuMA, Certification in Relationship Coaching

Siddharth holds a certification in Relationship Coaching and a masters degree in communication and journalism from the University of Hyderabad. He has around seven years of experience in various fields of writing and editing.

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Praggya JoshiMA, BEd

Praggya Joshi holds a bachelor's degree in Education and a master's in Ancient Indian History from University of Delhi. She has a robust knowledge of literature, society, and ethics. Praggya has been a content writer since 2021, researching and writing on education, health and wellness, and travel.

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