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Abimelech
Means 'my father is king' in Hebrew.
Abimola
Born to be Rich
Abina
Father of joy.
Abinaash
Eternal; Immortal
Abinadab
Father of a vow, or of willingness
Abinah
Born on a Tuesday
Abinandha
Ever wishing person
Abinash
Eternal, Immortal, Who has no death
Abinaswar
One who Never Destroy
Abinav
Innovative, New
Abinay
Lord Shiva
Abinaya
Abinaya means expressions
Abinesh
Eternal, Immortal, Who has no death
Abinish
Hope
Abinoam
Father of beauty
Abiodun
Born during a festival. A Yoruba name used in the West Africa region.
Abiola
Honour born. A Yoruba name used in the West Africa region.
Abiona
Born on a journey.
Abioye
Means 'born into royalty' in Yoruba.
Abiq
Fragrant, Exhaling, Fragrance
Abir
Strength
Abir Abeer
Fragrance, perfume
Abira
Strong, Heroic.
Abirah
Strong, Heroic.
Abiram
High father, the father is exalted, greatest. Son of Eliab the Reubenite.
Abirami
Goddess Parvati, Goddess Lakshmi
Abiramsundari
Beautiful Like a Fairy
Abirn
Reddish, Brown-Haired.
Abirne
Reddish, Brown-Haired.
Abis
Quick, Alert, Swift, Khush gumaan, Shadman
Abisai
Variant of ABISHAI
Abisali
Warrior in Islam
Abise
Careless, Uncaring
Abisha
Gift of God.
Abishag
Means 'my father strays' in Hebrew.
Abishah
The Player
Abishai
Giver of a gift.
Abishal
Gift of God.
Abishalom
Father of peace
Abishek
Bathing to God, Shower of milk, Water over An idol
Abishta
Lady of the house
Abishua
Father of deliverance, salvation. Other interpretations: The father is noble.
Abishur
My father's glance
Abiss
Hello, happy
Abital
Dew-like, fresh.
Abitub
Father of goodness
Abiud
Father of praise
Abivanth
Royal salute
Abiyah
Handsome
Abiyram
High Father
Abiyyi
One that Doesnt want to be insulteD, High self-esteem
Abiz
Spark of Fire
Abizer
Father of Wealth
Abja
Born in water
Abjaja
Born of a lotus
Abjayoni
Born of the lotus, another name for Brahma
Abjini
Multitude of Lotuses
Abjit
Conquering water
Abkar
Early in a good way, on time
Abla
Means 'full-figured' in Arabic. The 7th-century Arabic poet Antara dedicated much of his poetry to a woman named Abla.