Arabic boy names often carry a lyrical quality born of a language rich in poetry and faith. They frequently symbolise virtues like strength, honesty, and devotion, connecting families to centuries of storytelling and wisdom. From names honouring revered prophets to those referencing nature’s splendour, each selection resonates with cultural identity. Delve into these elegant sounds, reflecting a legacy that transcends borders and endures over time.
Captivating
Servant of God
Servant of the merciful
Modest
A modern name with no widely recognized meaning, often used creatively.
Prince
Righteous, truthful
Lion
Gift, reward
Lion
Braheem signifies 'God'.
Burach carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Burak means 'lightning'.
Burhan carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Proof of faith
Caedyn means 'little battle'.
Cahlil means 'mild'.
Cairo means 'the strong'.
Caleal carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Calib means 'caliph'.
Calil represents 'the beauty and elegance associated with its origins'.
Caliph carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Camar means 'moon'.
Caydan means 'battle'.
Ceasar means 'noble'.
Chaden symbolizes 'agility and grace'.
Charbel means 'strong'.
Cheick carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Cheikh carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Cid represents 'a historical figure who embodied bravery and strategic leadership'.
Recitation
Crimson carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Dahmir carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Daion represents 'strength'.
To be praised
To tame
A variant of the Hebrew word Daniel
Beloved
House
Student
Strength and leadership
Beloved
Beloved
Beloved
Beloved
Judge
Religion
Judge
Light
Land
Angel
