List of Arabic Baby Names Meanings Starting with L

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Laamih

Laamih. Kutaiba. The meaning of the name Laaiq is Laaiq is an Arabic name for boys that menas suitable, qualified, eligible.

Meaning: Shining, Admire Origin: Arabic

Labeeb

Muslim Meaning: The name Labeeb is a Muslim baby name. In Muslim the meaning of the name Labeeb is: Sensible. Intelligent.

Meaning: Understanding, Sensible, Intelligent Origin: Arabic

Labeed

Labeed is a Muslim name for boys meaning A great Pre-Islamic poet of Arabia.

Meaning: Poet praised by Rasulullah SAW Origin: Arabic

Labeeq

Labeeq is baby boy name mainly popular in Muslim religion and its main origin is Arabic. Labeeq name meanings is Intelligent,Active,Adorned,Refined. People search this name as Labeeq fatima, Labeeq.

Meaning: Intelligent, Active, Adorned, Refined Origin: Arabic

Labib

The name Labib is a Muslim baby name. In Muslim the meaning of the name Labib is: Sensible. Intelligent.

Meaning: Sensible, Intelligent, reasonable, rational, Wise Origin: Arabic

Labibor

Labibor. Labeeq. The meaning of the name Labib is Sensible, Intelligent, reasonable, rational, wise. Name In Arabic : لبيب

Meaning: Sensible, Intelligent Origin: Arabic

Labid

Labid is baby boy name mainly popular in Muslim religion and its main origin is Arabic. Labid name meanings is A companion.

Meaning: A companion Origin: Arabic

Labiib

The name Labib is a Muslim baby name. In Muslim the meaning of the name Labib is: Sensible. Intelligent.

Meaning: Clever, Intelligent Origin: Arabic

Lablab

a twining leguminous plant, Dolichos lablab (or Lablab niger), of tropical Africa but widely cultivated. 2. the edible pod or bean of this plant. Word Origin. from Arabic.

Meaning: Ivy Origin: Arabic

Labon

Hebrew Meaning: The name Laban is a Hebrew baby name. In Hebrew the meaning of the name Laban is: White. In the Bible, Laban was the brother of Isaac's wife Rebekah and the father of Jacob's wives Leali and Rachel. This name was popular with Puritans in the 17th century, but is rarely used today.

Meaning: White Origin: Arabic