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بعديدBudaidaBudaida is an Arabic name for girls that means example, sample, specimen.Arabic

بدائرةBudairaBudaira is an Arabic name for girls that means little full moon, it is the diminutive form of Badrah (full moon), which is the feminine form of Badr.Arabic

بعدهBuddahBuddah is an Arabic name for girls that means share, fortune.Arabic

بدورBudurMoon and Moonlight.Budur is an Arabic name for boys and girls that means full moons. It is the plural of Badr.Arabic

بدريةBuduriyaBeautiful and RadiantArabic

بحسهBuhaisahWalking with prideArabic

بحيثةBuhaysahWalking with pride ,This was the name of a female narrator of Hadith She was al-fazariyah Abu Dawood and Nasai transmitted from her.Arabic

بحجةBuhjahJoy, delightArabic

بهذهBuhthahHappy, delighted when seeing othersArabic

بحورBuhurSea, Ocean and RiverArabic

بجيبهBujaybahA narrator who transmitted from Shaybah bin Usman and Sabit Al-Shimale narrated from her. (AN)Arabic

بوجودBujudBujud is an Arabic name for boys and girls that means to stay , to be a resident. It also means group of people.Arabic

بكرهBukrahBukrah is an Arabic name for girls that means early morning, dawn. The word Bukrah is used seven times in the Quran, such as in verse 33:42.Arabic

بلعنةBulainahBulainah is an Arabic name for girls that means little pigeon.Arabic

بللهBullahBullah is an Arabic name for girls that means the beauty and glow of youth.Arabic

بولوجBuloojBulooj is an Arabic name for girls and girls that means radiance, glow.Arabic

بنانهBunanahThis was the name of the daughter of Yazid al-Abshamiyah.Arabic

بقيرةBuqayrahShe was a narrator of Hadith, she died in 119 AH (AN)Arabic

برضهBurdahShe was al-Suraymiyah, and a very dutiful worshipper. She wept often so she finally lost her eye sight. When every thing was quiet and motionless, she used to call out in a melancholy voice, O! Habib (O loved one!) A.N.Arabic