Arabian Horse Names - Page 2
Updated: June 10, 2024
| Names | Reason |
|---|---|
| Hamza | Signifies strong, perfect for a strong horse |
| Haqiq | Translates to 'Reality', perfect for a horse that exceeds expectations |
| Harir | Arabic term for 'Silk', reflecting the horse's smooth gait |
| Hasna | Means beautiful, perfect for a beautiful mare |
| Hayat | Translates to 'Life', perfect for a horse full of vitality |
| Jabal | Translates to 'Mountain', reflecting the horse's strength |
| Jamil | For a horse that is handsome and graceful |
| Jamila | Signifies beautiful, great for a stunning horse |
| Jamilah | Meaning 'Beautiful', for a visually striking horse |
| Jasur | Arabic term for 'Brave', symbolizing a horse's courageous spirit |
| Jawahir | This signifies jewels, representing the horse’s valuable nature |
| Kareem | This signifies generous, suitable for a giving horse |
| Khalid | For a horse that is destined to live a long life |
| Khalil | Means friend, ideal for a horse that's a great companion |
| Kismet | It means fate or destiny, symbolizing the horse’s predestined greatness |
| Layali | Signifies nights, perfect for a horse with a dark coat |
| Layl | Refers to 'Night', perfect for a horse with a dark coat |
| Lina | Means tender, great for a gentle horse |
| Lubna | Symbolises storax tree, for a horse with strong roots |
| Lulu | The Arabic term for 'Pearl', symbolizing a horse of great value |
| Majd | For a horse that brings glory and honor |
| Majed | Arabic for 'Glorious', reflecting the horse's glorious presence |
| Majid | For a horse that is glorious and noble |
| Malak | This means angel, perfect for a kind-hearted horse |
| Malik | Denotes 'King', befitting a dominant and regal horse |
| Misk | This Arabic word means 'Musk', symbolizing the horse's allure |
| Mumtaz | For a horse that is excellent and distinguished |
| Muneera | Meaning illuminated, it implies the horse has a shining personality |
| Murad | Meaning 'Desire', for a horse that is greatly sought after |
| Nabil | For a horse that is noble and wise |
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Mythological Arabian Names
Arabian mythology is rich with powerful and beautiful names, offering a wealth of inspiration for naming Arabian horses.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Aladdin | Namesake of a popular Arabian folk tale character |
| Anubis | In honor of the ancient Egyptian god of the dead |
| Basilisk | Inspired by the legendary reptile reputed to be king of serpents |
| Chimera | After the mythological creature made up of parts of different animals |
| Djinn | Namesake of the supernatural creatures in Islamic mythology |
| Gorgon | Inspired by the monstrous creatures from Greek mythology |
| Griffin | Named for the mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of an eagle |
| Hippogriff | After the legendary creature with the front half of an eagle and the hind half of a horse |
| Horus | After the ancient Egyptian god often depicted as a falcon |
| Hydra | Inspired by the many-headed serpent from Greek mythology |
| Medusa | After the Gorgon from Greek mythology whose gaze could turn people to stone |
| Minotaur | Inspired by the creature from Greek mythology with the head of a bull and the body of a man |
| Nasreddin | After a satirical Sufi figure known for his subtle humor |
| Osiris | In honor of the ancient Egyptian god of the underworld |
| Pegasus | In honor of the mythological winged horse |
| Perseus | Named for the legendary founder of Mycenae and a hero of Greek mythology |
| Phoenix | Inspired by the mythological bird that rises from its own ashes |
| Phoenix | Inspired by the mythological bird that rises from its own ashes |
| Roc | After the enormous legendary bird of prey |
| Scheherazade | Honors the legendary Persian queen and the storyteller of 'One Thousand and One Nights' |
| Sinbad | After the fictional sailor and adventurer from Middle Eastern folklore |
| Sindbad | After the adventurous sailor from 'One Thousand and One Nights' |
| Siren | Namesake of the mythological creatures who lured sailors with their singing |
| Sphinx | After the mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of a human |
| Zephyr | In honor of the Greek god of the west wind |
Celebrity Arabian Horse Names
Naming Arabian horses after famous Arabian horses from history, literature, or popular culture can be a fun and recognizable approach.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Accolade | Reflects the awards and recognition celebrities often receive |
| Aria | Inspired by the operatic solos performed by celebrity artists |
| Cannes | Tribute to the world-renowned film festival |
| Diva | Honors the powerful and celebrated women in the celebrity world |
| Elysian | Derived from a term often used to describe the luxurious lifestyle of celebrities |
| Emmy | Named after the prestigious television award |
| Encore | Inspired by the calls for repeat performances in the entertainment industry |
| Entourage | Signifies the group of people often surrounding a celebrity |
| Glamour | Highlights the allure and appeal of celebrity culture |
| Headline | Represents the sensation caused by celebrities in the media |
| Iconic | Represents the status many celebrities achieve |
| Limelight | Symbolizes the constant attention and fame celebrities receive |
| Majestic | Reflects the grandeur and opulence associated with celebrity lifestyle |
| Marquee | Signifies the high-profile nature of celebrities |
| Mosaic | Inspired by the intricate patterns found in celebrity homes |
| Ovation | Symbolizes the applause and admiration celebrities receive |
| Paparazzi | Honors the relentless pursuit of the media in the celebrity world |
| Premiere | Signifies the grand entrances celebrities make at movie premieres |
| RedCarpet | Symbolizes the glitz and glam of Hollywood events |
| Rhapsody | Inspired by the renowned film Bohemian Rhapsody |
| Shimmer | Named after a popular celebrity perfume |
| SilverScreen | In honor of the film industry where many celebrities thrive |
| Spotlight | Represents the focus and attention celebrities receive |
| Stardust | Reminiscent of the romanticized view of celebrity life |
| Vogue | Influenced by the iconic fashion magazine |
Desert-Themed Names
The Arabian horse breed originated from the Arabian Peninsula, a region dominated by deserts. Names inspired by desert flora, fauna, or geography can be both unique and relevant.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Anubis | Egyptian god associated with the desert |
| Bedouin | Refers to the desert-dwelling nomadic Arab people |
| Cactus | A plant species that survives in arid desert conditions |
| Camelot | Represents the camels, the ship of the desert |
| Caravan | Refers to desert travels |
| Dromedary | Represents the one-humped camel native to the Middle East |
| Dune | Refers to the sand formations found in deserts |
| Emir | A title of high office, used in a variety of places including the Arabian Peninsula |
| Fennec | A type of fox adapted to life in the desert |
| Heatwave | Signifies the intense heat of the desert |
| Mirage | Represents optical phenomena seen in deserts |
| Nomad | Represents the wandering tribes of the desert |
| Oasis | Fertile spot in a desert where water is found |
| Pharaoh | Represents the rulers of ancient Egypt, known for its deserts |
| Pyramid | Signifies the majestic structures in the desert |
| Qasr | Arabic term for castle, often built in the desert |
| Riyadh | Capital city of Saudi Arabia, located in the desert |
| Sahara | Refers to the world's largest hot desert |
| Sands | Signifies the vastness of the desert |
| Scorch | Represents the burning heat of the desert |
| Scorpion | A creature commonly found in desert environments |
| Sirocco | A hot desert wind |
| Solstice | Represents the harsh sun of the desert |
| Sphinx | A mythical creature associated with the desert |
| Zephyr | A gentle breeze, often experienced in the desert night |
Arabic Word Names
Arabian horses are often named after Arabic words that denote strength, beauty, or other admirable qualities, making this a rich source of naming options.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Alhambra | This word is associated with a palace in Granada, Spain, built by Arab rulers, symbolizing beauty and strength |
| Asil | In Arabic, this word signifies authentic or pure |
| Badia | Badia means desert in Arabic, attributing to the Arabian horse's origin |
| Bahija | This Arabic word translates to joyful, perfect for a cheerful horse |
| Fakhir | Derived from Arabic, this term signifies pride and glory |
| Farah | This Arabic word means happiness, perfect for a joyful horse |
| Hadiya | This Arabic name means guide to righteousness, a fit for an obedient and well-behaved horse |
| Jamil | This name signifies beauty, a suitable choice for an attractive horse |
| Khalil | In Arabic, this term signifies friend, suitable for a friendly and sociable horse |
| Layla | This name means night, ideal for a dark-coated Arabian horse |
| Majid | A name that translates to glorious in Arabic, ideal for a horse with a majestic presence |
| Nadira | Nadira means rare or precious, ideal for a unique and valuable horse |
| Nasir | It translates to helper, making it apt for a horse that is a great companion |
| Qamar | It means moon in Arabic, symbolizing grace and beauty |
| Rashad | Meaning rightly guided, it's perfect for a well-trained horse |
| Sadiq | In Arabic, this word signifies truthful, a great name for a reliable horse |
| Sahara | Named after the famous desert, it suggests endurance and resilience |
| Sahil | Derived from Arabic, it signifies coast or shore, capturing the spirit of freedom and untamed beauty |
| Samar | Derived from Arabic, it signifies conversations at night, ideal for a horse with a calm and soothing presence |
| Tariq | It signifies morning star in Arabic, ideal for a horse with a bright and radiant personality |
| Wahid | It means unique in Arabic, perfect for a horse with a distinctive personality or appearance |
| Yasir | This Arabic word translates to rich, making it apt for a valuable horse |
| Zahara | This name means shining or luminous in Arabic |
| Zain | This name means beauty, grace in Arabic, suitable for an elegant horse |
| Zarifa | Arabic for graceful, ideal for a poised and elegant horse |
Traditional Arabian Names
These are popular and historic names that have been used in Arabian culture for centuries. They often have strong meanings and are deeply rooted in Arabian heritage.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Bahij | Bahij, an Arabic term for 'joyful', is a great name for a cheerful Arabian horse |
| Bint | Bint is the Arabic term for 'daughter' or 'girl', a traditional choice for a female Arabian horse |
| Fahd | Fahd means 'leopard' in Arabic, ideal for a horse with a strong and agile character |
| Farid | Farid translates to 'unique', suitable for a one-of-a-kind Arabian horse |
| Hakim | Hakim, meaning 'wise', is a suitable name for a clever Arabian horse |
| Iman | Iman means 'faith', a good name for a trustworthy Arabian horse |
| Jamil | Jamil translates to 'beautiful', suitable for a striking Arabian horse |
| Khalil | Khalil, meaning 'friend', is a fitting name for a friendly Arabian horse |
| Laila | It's a traditional Arabic name meaning 'night', a good choice for a dark-coated Arabian mare |
| Majid | Majid, meaning 'glorious', is an excellent name for a proud Arabian horse |
| Nadia | Nadia translates to 'the beginning', a great name for a young Arabian mare |
| Nasir | Nasir, meaning 'helper', is a fitting name for a supportive Arabian horse |
| Rafiq | Rafiq translates to 'companion', a good choice for a loyal Arabian horse |
| Rais | Rais is Arabic for 'captain' or 'chief', perfect for a leading Arabian horse |
| Rashid | Rashid is Arabic for 'righteous' or 'guided one', ideal for a well-behaved Arabian horse |
| Sabah | Sabah translates to 'morning', a beautiful name for an early-rising Arabian horse |
| Safira | Safira means 'traveler', a great name for an adventurous Arabian mare |
| Salma | A popular Arabic name meaning 'peaceful', perfect for a calm Arabian mare |
| Samar | Samar means 'evening conversation', a charming name for a sociable Arabian horse |
| Samir | Samir, meaning 'entertaining companion', is a great name for a sociable Arabian horse |
| Shah | Shah is an old term for 'king', ideal for a majestic Arabian stallion |
| Tariq | Tariq means 'morning star', a suitable name for a bright Arabian horse |
| Yasmin | Yasmin, meaning 'jasmine', is a popular name for a graceful Arabian mare |
| Zafir | Zafir, meaning 'victorious', is a fitting name for a winning Arabian racehorse |
| Zahir | In Arabic, it means 'shining' or 'luminous', perfect for a radiant Arabian horse |