| Qazalbash | A member of a redheaded tribe. |
| Qazir | Qazir is a variant of Qazi, meaning a Muslim judge or a title of respect in some cultures. |
| Qing Yuan | Deep water; clear spring |
| Qisqas | A name of unknown origin. |
| Qiyam | To stand upright; to stay up late at night to pray |
| Quagmire | A difficult or precarious situation, often involving conflicting or unclear moral or ethical choices. |
| Qualetaga | A name meaning warrior. |
| Quannah | Quannah means 'woman of the people' or 'one who is loved by all' in the Native American Cheyenne language. |
| Quantum | A quantity or amount, especially in relation to a specific or measurable amount of something. |
| Quarto | A name meaning the fourth. |
| Qudus | Name of Ibn Maalik RA a companion of the Prophet PBUH |
| QuedKoi | A name meaning traveler. |
| Quelatikan | A name meaning leader. |
| Quil | Quil is a variant of the name Quill, derived from the Latin word 'quillare,' meaning to write or create. |
| Quill | A writing instrument made from a bird's feather, used for applying ink to paper. |
| Quillen | Quillen is a surname of English origin, derived from the Old English word 'cweol' meaning 'valley' or 'stream'. |
| Quinncy | The fifth- born child; from the fifth son |
| Quinnlan | A strong and healthy man |
| Quinntin | The fifth; as in the fifth born child |
| Quinnton | A name meaning fifth town. |
| Quinsy | An inflammation of the throat. |
| Quique | Quique is a variant of the name Quigley, meaning 'warrior' or 'strong' in Gaelic. |
| Qulzam | Refers to the deep blue sea. |
| Quraisy | Name of a tribe in Arab |
| Qurtulain | The coolness of the eyes. |
| Qushayyi | A name meaning small archer. |
| Qutab | The elderly; Sardar Wali |
| Qutaibah | Irritable; impatient |
| Quthb | Earth pole; Leader |
| Quyn | A name meaning wise or smart. |
| Quynn | A name meaning intelligent. |
| Qubad | Character from Shahnameh |
| Qobad | Victorious, or one who is victorious and triumphant |
| Qawe | A brave and noble warrior. |
| Qaweyn | The great and mighty leader. |
| Qaabis | A place or a person from Qaabis, a region in Yemen. |
| Qaadireen | Descendants of Qaadir, a name of a tribe or a region. |
| Qaadiroon | People who follow the teachings of Qaadir, a Sufi saint. |
| Qaaf | A letter in the Arabic alphabet, also a name of a tribe. |
| Qaaimoon | Followers of the Mahdi, a messianic figure in Islam. |