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Aaddhar | Meaning : Foundation Used in : Hindu |
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Aashadhar | Meaning : One Who Keeps Hope Used in : Hindu |
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Abdul-qahhar | Meaning : In Sindhi meaning is : Servant of the Subduer. Used in : Arabic, Sindhi |
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Abhar | Meaning : More Brilliant, More Magnificent Used in : Arabic, Arabic |
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Abhar | Meaning : More Brilliant, More Magnificent Used in : Arabic, Arabic |
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Abhidhar | Meaning : Who Wears Serpents Used in : Hindu |
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Abiathar | Meaning : Excellent Father, Father Of The Remnant. Used in : Biblical |
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Abul bashar | Meaning : Father Of Man Used in : Arabic |
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Achar | Meaning : He That Troubleth. Used in : Biblical |
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Achishar | Meaning : My Brother Is A Song Used in : Hebrew |
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Adidhar | Meaning : Base For Something Used in : Hindu |
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Afkhar | Meaning : Finest, Bravest, Mafnificent Used in : Arabic |
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Afshar | Meaning : Companion, Partner Used in : Persian, Iranian |
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Agochar | Meaning : Unknowable. Used in : Sikh |
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Ahar | Meaning : Defender Used in : Sanskrit, Sanskrit |
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Ahishar | Meaning : Brother Of A Prince, Brother Of A Song. Used in : Biblical, Hebrew |
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Aighar | Meaning : She Was A Religious, Righteous Woman. Used in : Sindhi |
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Aijeleth-shahar | Meaning : The Land Of The Morning. Non-gerderized Biblical Name. Used in : Biblical |
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Akshar | Meaning : Letter Used in : Hindu, Kannada, Oriya, Telugu |
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Amhar | Meaning : Legendary Son Of Arthur. Used in : Welsh |
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Asghar | Meaning : Smaller, Younger Used in : Arabic, Persian, Iranian, Parsi, Sindhi, German |
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Ashar | Meaning : Liveliness Used in : Arabic, Australian, Australian |
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Ashhar | Meaning : Very Famous Used in : Arabic |
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Athar | Meaning : Very Pious, Pure Used in : Arabic |
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Azhar | Meaning : Luminous, Brilliant Used in : Arabic, Australian, Malaysian, Muslim, Pashtun, Sindhi, Arabic, Muslim, Sindhi |
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Azhar | Meaning : Luminous, Brilliant Used in : Arabic, Australian, Malaysian, Muslim, Pashtun, Sindhi, Arabic, Muslim, Sindhi |
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Bachar | Meaning : One Who Is Full Of Joy Used in : Arabic |
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Bahar | Meaning : Spring Used in : Parsi, German, Afghan, Arabic, Australian, Persian, Iranian, Kurdish, Parsi, Sindhi, Turkish |
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Bahar | Meaning : Spring Used in : Parsi, German, Afghan, Arabic, Australian, Persian, Iranian, Kurdish, Parsi, Sindhi, Turkish |
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Balhar | Meaning : Sacrifice, Devotion Used in : Sikh |
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Balihar | Meaning : Sacrifice, Devoitin. Used in : Sikh |
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Bansidhar; Banshidhar | Meaning : Lord Krishna Used in : Gujarati |
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Bashar | Meaning : Bringer Of Glad Tidings Used in : Arabic, Australian, Sindhi |
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Bashshar | Meaning : Brings Good News Used in : Arabic, Hindu, French |
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Bihar | Meaning : Ocean, Seas Used in : Arabic, Basque, Kurdish |
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Chakardhar | Meaning : Lord Vishnu. Used in : Sikh |
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Chakradhar | Meaning : Lord Vishnu Used in : Hindu |
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Chandradhar | Meaning : One Who Wears Moon I.e. Lord Shiva Used in : Hindu |
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Char | Meaning : Little And Womanly Used in : French, Australian |
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Conchobhar | Meaning : Strong, Willed Wise Used in : Irish, Celtic, Irish |
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Conchobhar | Meaning : Strong, Willed Wise Used in : Irish, Celtic, Irish |
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Conchubhar | Meaning : In irish meaning is : Wolf lover, Lover of Hounds Used in : Celtic, Irish |
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Dagshar | Meaning : Bold Used in : Parsi |
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Dilbahar | Meaning : Heart Of The Spring Season Used in : Parsi |
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Eashar | Meaning : Godly Person. Used in : Sikh |
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Fakhar | Meaning : Glory, Pride Used in : Arabic |
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Farohar | Meaning : Conquest Used in : Hindu |
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Farquhar | Meaning : In Gaelic meaning is : Very dear. Used in : Australian, Gaelic, Scottish |
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Fearchar | Meaning : Dear One Used in : Scottish |
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Ferehar | Meaning : Mythical Son Of Uisneeh. Used in : Celtic |
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Fionnbhar | Meaning : In irish meaning is : Fair headed Used in : Australian, Celtic, Irish |
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Folt-leabhar | Meaning : Long-haired. Used in : Irish |
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Foroohar | Meaning : Essence Used in : Persian, Iranian, Parsi |
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Frohar | Meaning : Angel, Spirit, Spirit Which Protects The Soul As A Guardian Angel Used in : Hindu |
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Gajaadhar | Meaning : Who Can Command An Elephant, Elephant Tamer Used in : Hindu |
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Gajaadhar; Gajadhar | Meaning : One who can command an elephant; Elephant tamer Used in : Telugu |
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Galchobhar | Meaning : Eager Helper. Used in : Gaelic |
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Gallahar | Meaning : Strange Support Used in : Irish |
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Gandhar | Meaning : Fragrance Used in : Hindu |
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Gandhara ; Gandhar | Meaning : Smell ; Odor Used in : Kannada, Telugu |
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Gangaadhar | Meaning : God Shankar Used in : Hindu |
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Gangaadhar; Gangadhar | Meaning : God Shankar; Lord Shiva Used in : Telugu |
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Gangadhar | Meaning : Gift Of The Gangas Used in : Hindu, Kannada |
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Gauhar | Meaning : Cow Like, The Pearl, One Who Has Taken The Colour Of The Cow, White Used in : Sanskrit, Hindu, Parsi |
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Gauhar | Meaning : Cow Like, The Pearl, One Who Has Taken The Colour Of The Cow, White Used in : Sanskrit, Hindu, Parsi |
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Girdhar | Meaning : Lord Krishna Used in : Sikh |
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Giridhar | Meaning : Holder Of Mountains, Name Of Krishna Used in : Hindu, Kannada, Telugu |
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Gohar | Meaning : In Sindhi meaning is : Diamond, precious stone. Used in : Australian, Sindhi, Parsi, Sindhi |
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Gohar | Meaning : In Sindhi meaning is : Diamond, precious stone. Used in : Australian, Sindhi, Parsi, Sindhi |
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Golbahar | Meaning : Spring Flower Used in : Persian, Iranian, Parsi |
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Gowrimanohar | Meaning : Lord Krishna's Devotee Used in : Hindu |
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Grioghar | Meaning : Watchful Used in : Irish |
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Guhar | Meaning : Offspring, Wisdom, Intelligence Used in : Parsi |
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Gulbahar | Meaning : Spring Flower Used in : Afghan, Australian, Kurdish, Parsi |
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Gunthar | Meaning : In scandinavian meaning is : Warrior. Used in : French, German, Scandinavian |
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Gurbalihar | Meaning : Sacrifice Unto Guru. Used in : Sikh |
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Gurmehar | Meaning : Blessings Of Guru. Used in : Sikh |
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Har | Meaning : Name Of Shiva Used in : Hindu |
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Harihar | Meaning : Lord Sri Krishna Used in : Hindu |
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Ibhar | Meaning : Election, He That Is Chosen. Used in : Biblical |
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Iftikhar | Meaning : Variant Of Iftikhaar: Honor, Glory Used in : Arabic, Muslim, Pashtun, Sindhi, Arabic, Australian |
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Indusekhar | Meaning : Lord Shiva Used in : Hindu |
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Iobhar | Meaning : In irish meaning is : Yew Used in : Celtic, Irish |
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Iomhar | Meaning : Army Warrior With Bow Used in : Irish, Teutonic |
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Ionhar | Meaning : Archer Used in : Irish |
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Ishar | Meaning : God. Used in : Sikh, Australian |
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Issachar | Meaning : Reward, Recompense. Used in : Biblical, Jamaican |
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Izdihar | Meaning : In arabic meaning is : Flourishing; blooming. Used in : French, Arabic, Sindhi |
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Izehar | Meaning : Clearness, Oil. Used in : Biblical |
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Izhar | Meaning : Clearness, Oil. Used in : Biblical |
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Jagmehar | Meaning : Kindness Of The World. Used in : Sikh |
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Jaldhar | Meaning : Clouds Used in : Hindu |
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Jataadhar | Meaning : Hero Of Fame Used in : Hindu |
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Jauhar | Meaning : Jewel, Gem Used in : African, Arabic, Australian, Swahili, African, Swahili |
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Jauhar | Meaning : Jewel, Gem Used in : African, Arabic, Australian, Swahili, African, Swahili |
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Jawaahar | Meaning : Jewel Used in : Sikh, Arabic |
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Jawaahar | Meaning : Jewel Used in : Sikh, Arabic |
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Jawahar | Meaning : Jewel Used in : Hindu, Arabic, Malayalam, Rajasthani, Gujarati |
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Jawahar | Meaning : Jewel Used in : Hindu, Arabic, Malayalam, Rajasthani, Gujarati |
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Jawhar | Meaning : Jewel Used in : Arabic, Hindu, Sindhi, French, Arabic |