| Radih | Pleased, Satisfied |
| Rufah | Arabic origin, means 'compassionate' or 'merciful'. |
| Ruqaihan | A gift from God, a blessing. |
| Sahari | Belonging to the morning, or a gift from God. |
| Sakheei | A gift from God, a blessing. |
| Salaat | Prayer, or a call to prayer. |
| Samh | A gift from God, a blessing. |
| Saniar | A person who is a great supporter. |
| Savak | Gift or present |
| Sawwan | Gift or present |
| Seid | Gift or present |
| Sendid | Gift or present |
| Aghla | Higher, superior, and of higher rank |
| Shammam | Beautiful, lovely, and charming |
| Shaqeer | A person who is skilled in the art of poetry and literature. |
| Shaqroon | A person who is generous and charitable, often used to describe a noble or aristocratic person. |
| Shawqan | A person who is skilled in the art of poetry and literature. |
| Tahannud | A term used to describe the recitation of the Quran with emphasis and passion. |
| Taisiir | A term used to describe the act of making something easy or convenient. |
| Tamasul | A term used to describe the act of making something easy or simple. |
| Tawafiq | Success, prosperity, or good fortune |
| Thiba | A type of tree or plant |
| Toaheed | Unity or oneness with God |
| Umaizar | A type of tree or plant |
| Umdatud Dawlah | The pillar or foundation of the state |
| Zakirullah | Remembrance of God |
| Zarab | One who strikes or hits hard. |
| Zareeb | A person who is very skillful. |
| Zareer | One who is bright and radiant. |
| Zayef | Arabic name meaning 'weak' or 'fragile'. |
| Zayyir | Arabic name meaning 'noble' or 'exalted'. |
| Zirar | Arabic name meaning 'noble' or 'exalted'. |
| Zumail | A companion or a close friend. |
| Allah Bakhsh | A gift granted by Allah. |
| Anaqat | One who is gentle and kind. |
| Ansaar | Helpers or supporters of the Prophet Muhammad. |
| Awadi | One who is loyal and devoted. |
| Awdaq | One who is loving and kind. |
| Babasaheb | A title of respect, meaning 'father of the lord'. |
| Badih | A variant of the name Badie, meaning 'generous' or 'magnanimous'. |