Displayed on this page are Arabic names 61 to 80. Rare Arabic names include the Arabic Awatif, the Arabic and English Ayasha, the Arabic Ayda, Ayeesa, Ayeesah, Ayeesha, the Arabic and English Ayeisha, Ayesha, the Arabic Ayisat, the Arabic and English Ayisha, the Arabic Ayishah, the Arabic and English Aysha, the Arabic Azeeza, Azhar, Azia, the Arabic, Swahili, and Urdu Aziza, the Arabic Azizah, Azize, the Arabic, Iranian, Turkish, and Urdu Azra, and the Arabic Azza.
ARABIC NAMES: | Awatif | kind ... is of Arabic origin and it is also used mainly ... |
| Ayasha | alive ... is largely used in the Arabic and English languages ... |
| Ayda | helpful; returning, ... is mainly used in the Arabic language and it is of ... |
| Ayeesa | alive ... language of origin is Arabic and it is also ... |
| Ayeesah | alive ... predominantly in the Arabic language and it is also ... |
| Ayeesha | alive ... used predominantly in Arabic and its origin is also ... |
| Ayeisha | alive ...Ayeisha is used chiefly in Arabic and English ... Its origin is Arabic. ... |
Ayesha  | alive ... used predominantly in Arabic and English ... It is derived from Arabic origins. ... |
| Ayisat | alive ... as its use, is in the Arabic language. ... |
| Ayisha | alive ...Ayisha's language of origin is Arabic ... |
| Ayishah | alive ... and use are both in the Arabic language. ... |
| Aysha | alive ... is mainly used in Arabic and English, and it is ... |
| Azeeza | strong, powerful; dear ... is used chiefly in Arabic and it is also derived ... |
| Azhar | flowers ... is of Arabic origin and it is also used mainly in ... |
| Azia | rising ... is of Arabic origin and it is also used largely in ... |
| Aziza | precious ...It is used largely in Arabic, Swahili, and Urdu ... |
| Azizah | strong, powerful; dear ... as its use, is in the Arabic language. ... |
| Azize | dear, precious, rare; ...It is used largely in Arabic ... |
| Azra | maiden, virgin ...Azra has its origins in the Arabic language ... |
| Azza | powerful ... is primarily used in Arabic and its language of ... |
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