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10 Bangla Baby Names With Meanings

So you’ve already figured out how you are going to dress your baby and design his nursery. To be honest, these are the easy bits for every parent to figure out. Deciding on a name for your bundle of joy is an entirely different ballgame. But if you are from Bangladesh, how about picking names from your roots while selecting the name as well?
The personal names in Bangladesh are influenced directly by a person’s religion. Since a majority of people living in Bangladesh are Muslims, most of the names here originate in the Arabic language, followed by Farsi, Pali, Sanskrit, and Bengali.
Babies in Bangladesh are bestowed with two given names, a good name, which is used in all the legal documents and a nickname, which is used by family and close friends. It isn’t important for both the names to be related. Or parents can also use the shortened version of the good name for the nickname. Middle names are not compulsory in Bangladesh, even though it is quite common in the country. Bangladeshis rarely use a family name, so there’s a high possibility of members of the same family having different last names. But honorific name or title can be used. Check out MomJunction’s extensive collection of Bangla baby names below!

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Gulmohor
Baby Girl Sign Girl A red and yellow flowering tree
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Haqqi
Baby Boy Sign Boy A person who supports; Holds the truth
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Nabakalika
Baby Girl Sign Girl Fresh blossom; Garden shoot
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Qabiz
Baby Boy Sign Boy One of the ninety men
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Qaid
Baby Boy Sign Boy A commander of men
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Qaifa
Baby Girl Sign Girl The one who estimates things
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Qaim
Baby Boy Sign Boy A standing, rising, and well-grounded person
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Ratiq
Baby Boy Sign Boy One who brings people together; Another name of Allah
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Rayhanah
Baby Girl Sign Girl The aromatic sweet smell of basil
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Ruhm
Baby Girl Sign Girl A daughter of the narrator of Hadith

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Shikha is a writer-turned-editor at MomJunction, with over seven years of experience in the field of content. Having done a certification in Relationship Coaching, her core interest lies in writing articles that guide couples through their courtship to marriage and parenthood.

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