Discover authentic Islamic baby names beginning with g — complete with meanings, origins, and lucky numbers. Page 1 of 1.
“Wife of the guardian”
“Bountiful, Generous”
“Golden rose”
“Light of the Shade”
“Rosebud”
“Rose Garden”
“Lily garden”
“Little flower”
“Hill, elevated land”
“Golden flower”
“Mountain of Gold”
“Golden Mountain”
“Jewel”
“Jasmine Flower”
“Aman Protection”
“Moonlight”
“Radiant moon”
“Shining Light”
“Gold, precious”
“Golden flowers”
“Flower Garden”
“The One Who Dispenses Gardens”
“Rare gem”
“Jewel of the woman”
“Gift of God”
“Golghees means mountain of spring or spring of mountains.”
“Jewel of the heart”
“Crescent Moon”
“No meaning available”
“Young Meadow”
“Light of the universe”
“Light, Bright”
“Jewel, Treasure”
“Golden flower”
“Golden Light”
“Fruit or Flower”
“Golden fruit”
“Jewel of the valley”
“Jasmine Garden”
“Golden Sand”
“Rose Garden”
“Rose Garden”
“Rosebud”
“Jasmine Flower”
“Rose Garden”
“Jade Tree”
“Garden of Roses”
“Garden of Roses”
“Gentle River”
“Gardener of the heart”
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