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What names sound like both Arabic and English names?

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Can you please give me a list of names you think are "normal" to both Arabic and English? Example : Camilla is English but also, with a different inflection, means "perfection" in Arabic (pronounced "Kaamilah")

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  1. Sarah

    Omar

    Shereen

    Maria (you'd pronounce it like Mahreeya to sound Middle eastern...)

    Jammaal ??

    Summer

    Sania ?

    Adam (Adham)

    Isaac (Ishaac)

    Daniel (Danyal)

    Alisha

    Okay I don't know if some of these names are Arabic per se, but they are names of muslims from Mid. east!


  2. Danyal, Zacheriyya, Sarah, Harris, Ayesha (getting popular right?)

    love for all, hatred for none

  3. Ramzi, Dani, Sami, tanya, nadia, dina, rayan, sara....

  4. Adam , Jon and Sukaina


  5. sara...adam...mariam..dana...suzanne...

    um..thats all i can think of right now.  

  6. the name Sarah

  7. my name !

  8. kamran

    adam

    layla

    ali


  9. Abraham

  10. Suleyman

    ISA ( America had a famous Congressman named Isa Hutchinson)

    Maryam

  11. Adam, Ali, Dina, Nora, Salma, Fatima, Farah etc.

    just to name a few

  12. Nadia, Jasmine, Hannah, Mariam, Zara, Sara, Dana, Farah, Jamima, Yasmin, Shakira, Zeena.

    Adam, Sami, Daniel ( means Intelligent ), Dean/Deen ( Religion ), Harris ( Friend ),  

  13. Nooreen.

    Raaheel.

    Farah.

    Sharaara.

    Marilyam.

    Ishaaq.

    Ya'qoob.

    Ibraaheem.

    Ismaa'eel.

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