Observer, recognizer; sharp, sensitive

Very good, excellent; worth envying, or a child longingly awaited.

May they be a poet, possess beautiful speech, be eloquent, quick-witted, articulate, and sweet-spoken

A child who thanks Allah, or expressing gratitude to Allah for the gift of a child.

See Shokir and Ali.

Majestic, handsome, luxurious

See Shomuhammad

Widely spread, broad-ranging, sufficient, mature, perfect, or Shamuel (ancient Hebrew) - "Allah heard", "Allah listened, took into account".

A historical office: an official who holds the reins of the king's horse, a groom; an agile, bold, athletic person, or an official who collects petitions from the public while in uniform. Etymology: Shotir < Shotur < Shotursun (see).

See Sho(h) and Usmon.

Branch, twig, or one who leads to the right path, a helper

Famous, well-known, reputable, esteemed, glorious, and honorable.

Famous, majestic servant or slave of Allah

Courageous, fearless, brave, valiant

Contentment, one who is patient, satisfied, grateful. Origin: Shukulla, Shukuriddin (see). Forms: Shukurboy, Shukurjon, Shukurxon

We are grateful to Caliph Ali, or we give thanks for having the child and may Ali keep him in his protection.

We are grateful and offer thanks to Allah for the child we have received.

The glory or fame of the religion, or a devout, God-fearing child.

We give thanks for having a child.

See: Shukur (Shukur+xon).