Pakistani names
Most popular names
- Jayla Victory #223 in US
- Jaylah Victory #493 in US
- Chandra Fair as the Moon #568 in US
- Aja Bird of Prey, Immovable #758 in US
- Chanda Fair as the Moon #834 in US
- Saniya Born on Saturday #927 in US
- Amiya beloved or a friendly person #1164 in US
- Taja Crown #1296 in US
- Shandra Fair as the Moon #1736 in US
- Kera Sacred Bells, Dark #1878 in US
- Amil priceless or invaluable one #2253 in US
- Jaya Victory #2290 in US
- Ajay Immovable #2311 in US
- Aayan gift of God or blessing #2381 in US
- Kabir great mighty powerful one #2420 in US
- Armaan Strong warrior from Urdu heritage #2425 in US
- Sania Born on Saturday #2476 in US
- Jasleen jasmine flower grace combined #2540 in US
- Saira Traveler #2763 in US
- Indira Splendid #2854 in US
- Khai open or free natured person #2928 in US
- Sanya Born on Saturday #3398 in US
- Ariyan Noble and honourable one #3987 in US
- Samaira Companion and pricess like #4054 in US
- Uma Mother #4070 in US
- Deva Blessed #4129 in US
- Soundra beautiful or lovely one #4193 in US
- Rehan full of spring fragrant #4212 in US
- Ruhi soul spirit essence divine #4234 in US
- Roshan bright and shining person #4278 in US
- Sona golden one precious #4334 in US
- Riyan Kings or rulers variant form #4433 in US
- Taija Crown #4458 in US
- Rihaan Courageous warrior strong ruler #4516 in US
- Sharmin gentle modest and humble #4551 in US
- Aneesh Supreme being or lord #4578 in US
- Roshni light or brightness #4584 in US
- Ashna beloved friend dear one #4633 in US
- Ishani female deity full moon #4745 in US
- Sohan attractive handsome beautiful one #4831 in US
- Rajanee Queen or royal princess #4945 in US
- Usman Companion of the Prophet, leader #5157 in US
- Lakshmi goddess of wealth and fortune #5309 in US
- Indra Splendid #5417 in US
- Luqman One who breaks hardness, strong-willed #5575 in US
- Harsh joyful and happy #5762 in US
- Gaurav glory and honor #5985 in US
- Jaia Victory #6414 in US
- Sakari Heart of Sweetness #6458 in US
- Pavan wind or breeze #6993 in US
Pakistani names bloom from Urdu, Arabic, Persian, and Sanskrit—a layering of empires, trade routes, and faiths that shaped the subcontinent. You hear this history in a single name: Jayla or Jaylah might carry Arabic roots, while Chandra and Chanda pull from Sanskrit tradition. Many families choose names for their sound first—the way they sit in Urdu or English—then look to meaning second, so a name might honor both the linguistic gift of a grandparent and a virtue hoped for a child.
The best Pakistani names work across registers: formal enough for ceremony, familiar enough for home. Alongside the saints and poets you'll find modern inventions like Aja, made to feel both new and timeless. Each entry below shows the meaning and origin so you can see where a name lands—whether it's deeply traditional or freshly reimagined for a generation.