Literal: 'Mother of the young camel' or 'Father of the innocent, sinless, truthful person'. Some interpret the name Abu Bakr as 'Father of the Dawn'. Bakir received this epithet because he prayed with Muhammad (peace be upon him). A learner, seeker, researcher, or 'young camel'. Bakir was the epithet of the Shiite Imam Muhammad ibn Ali Khan.

Allah's studious, inquisitive servant who strives toward a goal

Young camel. An abbreviated form of compound names starting with this word.

A mature and perfect person of the faith; an eloquent and articulate child of the faith.

Slave, dependent, subject, servant. In this context, it means a servant of Allah, a Muslim.

Servant or slave of Caliph Ali.

Builder, architect, master craftsman. Possible variant: Barno (see)

Permanent, eternal, everlasting. Original: Baqoulla (see)

A long-lived servant of Allah.

Diminutive form of the name Bahodir (see).

Allah is eternal and everlasting, or a servant of Allah with a long life.

Abundance, prosperity, or may our children multiply and be a blessing.

Abundance, multiplicity, prosperity. See Barakatulla

Abundance, blessing, or wealth granted by Allah, or Allah's infinite grace and generosity

A child born on the day of Barot (the middle of the month of Sha'ban) - a religious holiday; or innocent, flawless, pure, or free and independent.

May Ali protect the boy born on the day of Barot.

The innocent, pure servant of Allah.

A child born in the desert or wilderness; a child of the desert

Person, human, mankind.

See Bashar and Ali.