Baby Names belongs to Nigeria origin

Baby names belonging to Nigeria origin are listed below. Tap a name to see its meaning, numerology and astrological details.

Names

5,855 names found · showing 1,881–1,920
Baby NameMeaning
QamarullahA name that means 'moon of God' in Arabic.
QamarurrahmanA name that means 'moon of the merciful' in Arabic.
QamruddinBeloved of the Lord
QamrulThe radiant light of the full moon.
QasemOne who distributes gifts or shares.
QasimuddinDistributor of the Lord's gifts
QataawahOne who is generous
QateefOne who is generous
QatnOne who is generous
QawaminOne who is just
QaweeiOne who is just
QawwaameenThose who are just
QayimOne who is steadfast
QayumAn eternal and everlasting person.
QazimThe One who Imprison his Anger
QhalifA successor or a chosen leader.
QhizerOne who is wise
QiblahDirection of prayer
QirathOne who is wise
QiwaamOne who is strong
QiyaamStanding upright
QonainOne who is strong
QuadeerOne who is capable and very strong.
QuadriOne who is powerful
QuaizeUnusual or unknown name, possibly derived from a place or person.
QuaseemVariant of Qasim, meaning 'breaker of things' or 'divider'.
QudumahPossibly derived from the Arabic word 'qadimah', meaning 'ancient'.
QuishanVariant of Qishan, meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely'.
QumrDerived from the Arabic word 'qamar', meaning 'moon'.
QuraishiMember of the Quraish tribe, a prominent Arab tribe.
QurayshA prominent Arab tribe, known for producing notable leaders.
QureebDerived from the Arabic word 'qarib', meaning 'near' or 'close'.
QusaiVariant of Qusayy, meaning 'strong' or 'powerful'.
QussaiVariant of Qusayy, meaning 'strong' or 'powerful'.
QutbullahDerived from the Arabic word 'qutb', meaning 'axis' or 'pole'.
QwsainPossibly derived from the Arabic word 'qasim', meaning 'breaker of things'.
RaabitDerived from the Arabic word 'ra'bat', meaning 'shepherd' or 'guardian'.
RaafilDerived from the Arabic word 'ra'if', meaning 'noble' or 'exalted'.
RaashadDerived from the Arabic word 'ra'sh', meaning 'leader' or 'chief'.
AbulTayyibDerived from the Arabic word 'al-tayyib', meaning 'good' or 'noble'.