See Ka’ba (Ka’ba + gul)

Great, grand, the greatest of women, esteemed woman.

A girl born in a leap year (a 366-day year occurring every four years, where February has 29 days instead of 28)

Protected, shielded, long-lived; one whose life and days are blessed.

Maturity, one who has reached perfection, a consummate girl.

Generous, open-handed, benevolent, kind girl.

Generous, liberal, open-handed, kind, compassionate, pure-hearted girl.

A generous and liberal girl belonging to the lineage of the Beys.

A generous, magnanimous, and open-handed girl.

Nobility, generosity, or a miracle. Given to children born with a unique physical marking.

The most generous and charitable of women.

Many, countless. Given with the hope that we have many children, or that after having many girls, the next child will be a boy.

Dirty, bad, disgusting. A name given with the intention that the next child will be a boy, used for families where previous children did not survive or only girls were born

Pattern or inscription carved into stone; a tablet or firm, steadfast. Ref: Kotiba (see).

Bright as a star, shining, meaning a happy, fortunate girl

A spring in Paradise; the water of life; wishing for an abundant and prosperous life.

A girl from a lineage of nobility or aristocrats.

Pride, greatness, majesty.

The greatest, grandest of women; a proud, dignified woman.

Girls are enough, may the next one be a boy, or our children are enough, we are satisfied