arabic boy names

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How is Amr pronounced? Ahm-ur?

AH-mer

Then there is always Amir (a-Meer), which means prince.

[Anonymous]

If we had had a boy, we would have gone with Kian. (KEE-on).

I also like Reza, but it means king, and my husband is anti-royalist.

[Anonymous]

Idris

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My friend named her son Cayden - I don't know what it means but I think it's something nice and I think she said it's Arabic.

Um, no it's not Arabic. In fact, in my 30 some odd years being Arab and living and traveling to almost all Arabic speaking countries I have never ever vome across the name cayden. Ever.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If we had had a boy, we would have gone with Kian. (KEE-on).

I also like Reza, but it means king, and my husband is anti-royalist.

Reza is a Persian name.

[Anonymous]

Noorudin, Suhail, Ayman, Rahim

[Anonymous]

I like Bilal, too. It's not common even in a lot of the Arab world, but is pronouncable in nearly every language and you could go with "Bill" if you wanted an American nickname. I'm pretty sure Bilal was the first muezzin but am too lazy to Google it right now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Noorudin, Suhail, Ayman, Rahim

Love the name Rahim! Suhail is also nice.

[Anonymous]

Jafar
Muzafar

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Shahin, means falcon. If persian, the masculine spelling would be shaaheen, I believe.

My Persian friend spells his name Shahin, he's a male.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My friend named her son Cayden - I don't know what it means but I think it's something nice and I think she said it's Arabic.

Cayden is English and is made up in the variant of Cayden/Brayden/Jayden.

Cayden: as a boy's name is a variant of Kaden (Arabic), and the meaning of Cayden is "companion".

http://www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/1/Cayden

[Anonymous]

Daniyal
Sulieman (Suli)

I also like Idris, but for some reason I thought that was Welsh.

[Anonymous]

Sufyan
Malik

[Anonymous]

Kamel
Adel

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My friend named her son Cayden - I don't know what it means but I think it's something nice and I think she said it's Arabic.

Cayden is English and is made up in the variant of Cayden/Brayden/Jayden.

Cayden: as a boy's name is a variant of Kaden (Arabic), and the meaning of Cayden is "companion".

http://www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/1/Cayden

Am married to an Arab, work with all Arabs, never met a Kaden or a Cayden.