100+ Best Arabic Girl Names And Their Meanings (With Audio)

Alaa is one of the particularly soothing Arabic names. It’s a classical name that connotes “favor” or “blessing”. This name is also mentioned in Qur’aan, and people agree that it sounds beautiful.

An adjective which means “honest” or “obedient”. It’s an adjective in the plural form, and the single form is used in normal speech to refer to obedient children.

If you are familiar with some of the basic Arabic phrases, then you may have heard the phrase “adhkaar al Qur’aan”. Semantically speaking, adhkaar is a plural for “dhekr”, which is a prayer you say daily as a way to remind yourself of God’s blessings. As a name, “Adhkaar” describes someone who is loved by others and always remembered.

Amal means “hope”. It’s a nice name that’s widely common among girls, but it’s also given to boys- although to a much more restricted rate. Example of a male writer with a traditionally female name: Amal Donqol (Egyptian poet).

Historically speaking, Amina is a religious figure. She was Muhammed’s wife. Semantically, it is an adjective that means “a peaceful person”, or “someone you feel peaceful and safe around”.

The name “Anissa” implies calmness and kindness. It also refers to an obedient, wise girl who keeps people good company. This is an old Arabic name that has been used in pre-Islamic literature.

“Aseel” is an adjective that means “soft and gentle”. While referring to people, Aseel is a girl who has soft and long cheeks.

Asmaa could refer to the plural form of the noun “Esm” (name). This name can’t be used in the singular form. However, many argue that “Asmaa” as a plural for “Esm” doesn’t make sense because one can’t be lazy enough to name their daughter “names”! They insist that “Asmaa” rather stands for the noun “somoo”, which means “majesty”. Given the poetic nature of all Arab names, assuming that “Asmaa” means “majesty” makes a lot more sense.

In the Islamic narrative, Assya was the Pharaoh’s wife. Semantically, it refers to someone who offers comfort and solace to others. It could also imply sadness and contemplation, but it’s always recommended to embrace the positive meaning of names.

A monument or a fossil. It also refers to shiny swords and metals.

A classical name that means “something that smells nice and soothing.”

This is believed to be a verb which means “to water”. Arwa is someone who is supposed to water the souls.

The name “Aya” is one of the most prevalent Arabic names. It’s essentially religious in nature, and it means one or more of the following: 1. A strong proof, 2. An exemplum or 3. A line from Qur’an

It is argued that Aysal is an archaic Turkish name that means “moonlight”. It also has Urdu roots.

“Bouthayna” is an adjective that refers to fertility as well as to extremely pale complexions. The most popular “Bouthayna” in Arabic literature is the poet Maamar’s lover.

In Islamic mythology, Queen Balkis is one of the most powerful women in history, which is something the Old Testament also approves of. Semantically, this name means deep agony and grief.

“Bahija” is an adjective that means extreme happiness and optimism. It’s a truly positive name, but it’s rarely given to female newborns anymore.

“Bodour” is the plural form for “badr”, which means complete moon. In Arabic literature, the moon metaphor is used to describe exquisitely beautiful woman.

In Hebrew, this name means “God’s home”. In Arabic, it means a woman who refuses to get married. In Christianity, Mary is described as “Batool” because she made herself available to God only.

“Dima” has two meanings: -Rain with no thunder -Continuity and eternity

A Hebrew name which means “female ruler”. Dina was also one of Jacob’s daughters. In the English language, it refers to the girl coming from the valley.

The world, the present moment. It also refers to the beautiful things in life.

Sexual attractiveness and provocative body movement. In some other cases, it may refer to wisdom.

A derivative of “Dalal”, except that this name also means “the guide, the coach, and the clear proof”

This name is composed of two halves: “Dorra”, which means “a diamond”, and “Saaf”, which means “pure and clean.”

The prayer we say to God. It’s a highly encouraged activity in Islam, and it exposed our deepest desires and wishes to God.

Semantically, this name means “a tear”, and refers to women to cry easily.

A Hindu-European name that’s widely used in the West. It’s also common among Arab Christians. In Greco-Roman mythology, Diana was the god of birth and fertility, and it also has Latin and Persian roots.

This name comes from the root “to sacrifice”. This name is a symbol of selflessness and generosity

A derivative of Fadwa, also a largely used name in the Arab world.

Prophet Muhammed’s daughter, Fatima al Zahra’a, made her name extremely popular among Arabs, and especially Shiite Muslims. Nowadays, “Fatima” is one of the most popular names in North Africa.

A derivative of the noun “fawz” (victory). This name refers to victorious women who do not give up easily.

a Feiruz is a turquoise stone, and the Lebanese singer “Feiruz” helped people look deeper into the meaning of this name and appreciate its natural connotations.

This name carries multiple meanings: (1) A derivative of “Hend”, which means South Asia. (2) Two hundred years. (3) A reference to a popular town in Syria.

This name is one of the most sonorous names in the Arabic language. It means “ethical guidance towards the right path”, but it can also mean “daylight”.

“Houyam” is one of the “lightest” names to pronounce in the language. However, people tend not to look into the real meaning of this name, which is: a disease that affects animals and causes them extreme dehydration. However, it may also connote “love fever, being thirsty for love.”

Semantically, this name means “India”. Historically, however, it refers to the South Asia. Etymologically, this name refers to South Asia as a region full of mysteries, wonders, and adventures. Over the time, the name “Hend” has started to acquire other concrete connotations related to power and authority.

This name has many positive connotations: extreme beauty and delicacy, and it refers to the beautiful women in Paradise.

“Haifa” is a descriptive name of a woman with a small waist and flat stomach. Earlier in history, Arabs used to say it as “Al Hayfa” to emphasize the descriptive aspect to it. The female poet Hayfa Al Qodhaeya made this name popular.

The faint circular ring that surrounds the moon is called “Hala”. It’s argued that the origins of this name are Greek from “Alos”, as a reference to the halo.

In semantic terms, “Hala” connotes sweetness. As a name, it refers to good-looking and well-spoken women. This versatile name also means “jewelry” or “moon”.

“Habiba” refers to a beloved woman. This name is common in North Africa, and it connotes a mother’s love to her daughter.

From the word “holm”, which means “wisdom and patience”, and it’s one of Allah’s names.

Means “shine”. This name implies a bright and happy person full of shine and positivity.

This is name that both men and women wear with pride. As the name suggests, “Islam” is someone who surrenders to Allah, and it’s one of the humble names in the language.

This name comes from the root “Jalal”, which means “a highly respected, generous, and wise woman”. It also refers to women who think well before making decisions.

This is one of the most desired names in the Arab world because it’s plural for “heaven” (Jannah). It also refers to safety, shadow, and darkness.

A Persian name that means “a silver diamond” and, therefore, a valuable girl or woman. It’s also argued that it has Latin origins.

“Joud” is a name that falls under the Noun (N) category to mean “a highly generous person who doesn’t expect favors in return”. It also refers to heavy rain.

An adjective that describes a beautiful woman. This name is commonly used in North Africa.

Name of one of the wives of Muhammed and its meaning may connote “premature birth”.

This name means “the beautiful newborn” who grows into a strong and confident young woman.

A synonym to “eternity”. It means “a woman who doesn’t age over time, and who retains her beauty and youth as if she never grows old; never dies.”

A derivative of the noun “khayr”, which means goodness and generosity. “Khayria” is a generous and virtuous woman who helps the poor.

This name has two meanings: “a very polite and beautiful girl” and “a skinny girl”.

A derivative of the noun “malmass”, meaning, “touch”. “Lamiss” is a woman who is very soft to the touch.

Short for Carolina or Majdoline, and it means “a fatal woman.” Lina is one of the most common names in the world.

An Arabic name that’s likeable thanks to its sonorous nature. It’s a derivative of the verb “laan”, which means “to be wealthy”. This name also means softness and delicacy.

Semantically, this name means “happiness”. It is less extreme than “Bahija”, and is also one of the names that is getting less common by the day. This name is common in North Africa, but extremely rare to find in the Middle East.

A derivative of “sema”(N), which means a special trait or mark. As a name, it refers to a polite girl. This name is more prevalent in North Africa.

One of the most common names in the Arab world, and it means “a highly noble and ethical woman”.

In Greek etymology, Syrine is the daughter of the Goddess of art. This name epitomizes beauty in Greek, and fullness in Arabic.

This is a name in the adjective form, and it’s used to describe fine liquids such as wine and good water. “Salsabeel” is a divine pure river that’s also mentioned in Qur’an.

Means “a safe and loyal person”. Historically, Salma was Saad Ben Waqas’ wife.

The final part of the night, and it comes just before dawn. Sahar is a widely common name.

A Persian name referring to old clothing that’s made out of brocade.

An authentic Arabic name that means “someone who likes to stay up late and keep people company.”

Of Greek origin, short for “Alexandra” or “Casandra”, and it means “the female protector.”

This name refers to little palm trees, and it also connotes youth and beauty.

This name is used to congratulate people, and it has many positive and happy connotations, which explains why it’s so popular in the Arab world.

Someone who fears God and obeys him. This name is mentioned in Al-Baqara, which justifies its popularity among Muslims.

Short for Christina, meaning “a woman who believes in Christ”. “Tina” is thought to be an easier name to spell and pronounce, but it retains the same meaning as in “Christina”.

Commitment to promises. This name is a noun that can be used in the plural form in normal senses, but not in proper nouns.

This name connotes love and longing. It’s a highly romantic name, but it’s not as popular as it used to be in the past.

This name has Phoenician roots, and it means “the lover”. In Urdu, it means “daughter of the spring”, or “the pure girl”.

A girl who uses her right hand. Using the right hand is emblematic of good fortune and abundance.

This name used to be popular in the 80s and the 90s, but it’s not common anymore. It is a derivative of “Yosr”, which means “ease”.

Beautiful or shining. Not to be confused with similar-sounding name “زهرة” which means flower.