Female and male names most popular from last year : Uzbekistan.

Arabic-origin name meaning "praiseworthy slave of Allah" (born of Muhammad). It's widely recognized and culturally significant in Central Asian countries like Uzbekistan.

Rare, Persian-derived unisex name meaning "precious gemstone," popularized by historical figures like Princess Dyanat-i Bukhara and actress Dyan Cannon.

Persian name meaning 'content' or 'satisfied', associated with renowned polymath Avicenna (Ibn Sina).

Arabic name that means 'happy' or 'fortunate', popularized by historical figures like Masud ibn Muhammad, a Samanid ruler in present-day Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.

Arabic-origin name composed of "light" (Nur) and the Prophet Muhammad's name. It signifies "Light of Muhammad," symbolizing the illumination brought by Islamic teachings.

Arabic origin name meaning 'patient' or 'enduring'.

Arabic name derived from the historic city of Bukhara in Uzbekistan, once a renowned center of learning during the Islamic Golden Age, symbolizing intellect and cultural richness.

Turkish name derived from the Turkic elements "er" meaning 'hero' or 'brave', and "han" signifying a ruler or chief, translating to 'Hero Chief'.

Turkic name originating from Central Asia, combining Ali ("elevated") and Khan ("king"), signifying an exalted ruler.

Arabic origin, meaning 'exalted or noble', and has historical significance in Islamic culture.

Persian name meaning "noble lion," derived from the words "ali" and "shir.

Persian origin meaning "powerful lord," reflecting strength and nobility.

Persian origin, meaning "state" or "government," and was popularized during the Timurid Empire's reign as a title for powerful rulers like Timur. Today, it remains an historic masculine given name among Uzbek and Tajik peoples, signifying strength, wisdom, and influence.

Uzbek origin, meaning 'the wise one'.

Rare Turkic male given name derived from 'idman', meaning 'sport' or 'game'. It signifies strength and perseverance.

Uzbek male name translating to "Islam," referring to the Middle Eastern-originated religion, and has gained global popularity among Muslims.

Uncommon male name of Central Asian origin, particularly Uzbekistan, with a suggested meaning of 'Noble Royal', reflecting its Arabic and Turkic influences.

Persian origin name composed of "javon" (young) and "hir" (hero), translating to 'Young Hero'.

Unique Central Asian name meaning "Master of the Universe," derived from "Joni" (world/universe) and "bek" (lord/master), often given to boys from prominent families expected to become powerful leaders.

Persian name meaning "moon," symbolizing prosperity and fertility.

Turkic name meaning 'smile' or 'laugh', popularized by the 13th-century Mongol ruler Nayil Khan, known for his warmth and good humor.

Turkic name derived from the ancient Oghuz Turks, signifying leadership and unity, popular among Turkic-speaking peoples today.

Persian name of Arabic origin, meaning 'heaven' or 'sky'. It was popular among ancient Persians and even had historical figures like Saman Khodja, founder of the Samanid Dynasty.

Persian name that means "born queen" or "king's daughter".

Captivating female name of Persian origin, interpreted as 'wax' or 'pink rose', evoking delicacy and softness. Its rich history in Persian literature features Princess Smira, known for her wisdom, courage, and kindness. Notable figures like singer Smira Samadova and actress Smira Akhmetova further enhance its allure.

Persian name meaning 'crown', associated with royalty and elegance.

Turkic name meaning 'iron', first made famous by Timur, the 14th-century conqueror.

Unique male given name of Turkic origin, derived from the word 'temir', meaning 'iron'.

Turkic name meaning "iron" or "steel," with historical significance through figures like Timur and ongoing popularity across Turkic-speaking communities.

Distinctive Turkish name derived from 'Türk', meaning 'strong' or 'courageous', reflecting ancient Turkic tribes' valor.

Male name of Turkic origin meaning 'great fortune', famously borne by Ulugbek (1394-1449), the Timurid ruler and astronomer who founded the Samarkand Observatory.

Uzbek name meaning "Lord Joseph," inspired by the historic Chagatai Khanid dynasty.

Persian unisex name derived from 'zarr', meaning 'gold'. It signifies prosperity and has mystical connotations, popular among families preferring unique names.