Arabic Boy Names Starting with U

worship, devotion

one who refuses dishonour

little servant, worshipper

A diminutive of 'Abd' (servant). It refers to a human being, whether free or enslaved, as all are servants of God.

A diminutive of 'Adi', referring to a tribe or a group of people preparing for battle, or the first to carry something among men.

Thick, fat, or large-bellied. It describes someone stout.

Refers to a male spider.

Means 'tightening a bond' or 'difficulty'. It also refers to a spider's web.

Means tall and well-built. It is a diminutive of 'Alaa', which signifies elevation or highness.

A large cup made from camel hides.

Derived from 'Allam', meaning knowledge or sciences.

headline, title, address

Derived from the saying 'ta'amas an al-shay', meaning to feign ignorance or overlook something.

life, long-lived, flourishing

A diminutive of 'Umar', which means 'life' or 'long-lived'.

A prominent tribe from Quraish. It is also the diminutive of 'amah', meaning a female servant or slave.

Refers to someone relied upon, a chief, or a leader of a village or city. It also denotes a military chief.

A diminutive form of 'anf', meaning nose.

Refers to the prime, vigor, and intensity of youth, the beginning of its joy and vitality.

end result, outcome, consequence

handhold, lion, support

lion; an upright man

A diminutive form of 'Asad' (lion), meaning 'little lion'. It implies bravery and strength in a smaller, endearing form.

A diminutive form of 'Ismah', meaning protection or safeguarding.

The Arabic name for the planet Mercury, one of the nine planets.

A diminutive of 'Utbah', which means a threshold or a step.

threshold, step

baby bustard (a bird), young snake

A diminutive of 'A'id', meaning 'returning' or 'visiting'. It can also imply being unyielding or having a noble spirit.

A diminutive of 'Awf', which has meanings like 'lion', 'luck', or 'rooster'.

A diminutive of 'Awm', which means 'swimming' or 'floating'.

A diminutive of 'Amir', meaning 'builder', 'inhabitant', or 'prosperous'.

Refers to someone who diligently earns for his family, toiling at night, or a wolf that roams at night in search of food.

A diminutive form of 'ayn, meaning 'eye' or 'small spring'.

helper, powerful