ARABIC · BOY
Muhammad
From an Arabic root meaning to praise; commonly understood as praised, commendable, or worthy of praise.
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“Means joy or happiness in Arabic.”
Unisex name · arabic origin
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ARABIC · BOY
From an Arabic root meaning to praise; commonly understood as praised, commendable, or worthy of praise.
IRISH · UNISEX
Red king.
ENGLISH · UNISEX
An English diminutive of Charles, from a Germanic name meaning man.
ARABIC · BOY
A transliteration variant of Muhammad, from the Arabic root for praise and understood as praised or praiseworthy.
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ARABIC · BOY
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