Discover authentic Islamic baby names beginning with k — complete with meanings, origins, and lucky numbers. Page 1 of 1.
“Gardener, or owner of treasure”
“The Hidden One”
“Green Prophet”
“The Morning Star”
“Green Garden”
“Treasure of Knowledge”
“ helper of Allah”
“River”
“Seeker of Truth”
“Moon, Night”
“Lady of the house”
“Eternity”
“Lady of the garden”
“Beloved”
“Joy giver”
“Sun God”
“Sun God”
“Noble, Honorable”
“King, Ruler”
“Small”
“Mountainous”
“Little Baby”
“The Humble”
“Moon's glow”
“Praise God”
“God's gift”
“Servant of God”
“Little Lion”
“Servant, Follower”
“Precious One”
“Servant of God”
“Follower of God”
“Evergreen”
“Green”
“Fawn”
“Bright, Shining”
“God's Grace”
“Morning Dew”
“A young lioness”
“Raised on high”
“Leader, Governor, Princess”
“Gentle, Delicate, Tender”
“Pure, Clear”
“Green shoot”
“Eternal Life”
“The Last”
“Gardener of the soul”
“God's gift, precious one”
“Euphoria, Delight”
“Eternal Beauty”
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