Urdu Baby Names
5 names, 5 with a documented meaning.
About this list
By gender: 1 for boys only, 3 for girls only, 1 recorded for both. 100% of the names in Urdu Baby Names have a documented meaning. The rest are listed without one, because our data has nothing usable to show for them yet.
1 name is in the 2024 US Social Security file. Best ranked: Ashiya (#12,120, girls).
Counts are distinct names; a name recorded for both genders counts once. A documented meaning is a real gloss in our data, not an import placeholder. Origin is the label recorded in the dataset: "English", "Muslim" and "Quranic" are collection labels, not languages, so they are counted as no language label. Source: U.S. Social Security Administration, Popular Baby Names (national data, 1880-2024). Counts are Social Security card applications for births in the United States; names with fewer than 5 births in a year are not listed, and spelling variants are counted separately. Baby Name Wizard is not affiliated with or endorsed by the SSA.
Urdu Baby Names
| Name | Meaning | Gender | US rank 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ashiya | Life and Alive.. Ashiya is an Urdu name for girls that is made up of the two names Aisha and Asiya. You can use Ashiya as a variant of either of these two names. You can also use it as a variant of both of them. | Girl | #12120 |
| Asfour | Asfour is an Urdu name for boys and girls that means bird. It is the Urdu pronunciation of the Arabic word Osfoor. | Boy / Girl | |
| Asfoureh | Asfoureh is an Urdu name for girls that means bird. It is the Urdu pronunciation of the Arabic word Osfoorah. | Girl | |
| Ashofta | Ashofta is an Urdu name for girls that means excited, anxious, in love, confused. Ashofta is the Urdu variant of the Persian name Ashofteh. | Girl | |
| Azharuddin | Urdu name formed from Arabic Azhar (most prominent, most visible) and ad-Deen (the religion,Islam).The full meaning is one who clarifies and explains the religion, one who spreads the religion. This combination is created by non-Arabs and in Arabic the literal meaning is the most clear part of the religion. | Boy |
Source: U.S. Social Security Administration, Popular Baby Names (national data, 1880-2024). Counts are Social Security card applications for births in the United States; names with fewer than 5 births in a year are not listed, and spelling variants are counted separately. Baby Name Wizard is not affiliated with or endorsed by the SSA.