Shabnam Name Meaning

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The name Shabnam comes from Persian roots and carries a meaning worth knowing. Read the full meaning and origin of Shabnam below, then browse real variants, short forms, and related names from the same family. Tap any name to copy it instantly.

Shabnam Name Meaning

Persian, UrduMeans "dew" in Persian and Urdu.

Origin: PersianGender: Girl
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1 Shinju
2 Sheela
3 Saqui
4 Shanta
5 Sanem
6 Senga
7 Sibylla
8 Shayla
9 Sheila
10 Shafiq
11 Saibh
12 Sa'ida
13 Sakurako
14 Shelley
15 Shahid
16 Sherrie
17 Selvaggia
18 Setare
19 Shila
20 Sally
21 Seònaid
22 Shreya
23 Shamus
24 Shanice
25 Samia
26 Sabeen
27 Shukriya
28 Shantae
29 Shannah
30 Sidika
31 Setareh
32 Sárika
33 Sethunya
34 Sadaf
35 Selah
36 Shukriyya
37 Siana
38 Shawnee
39 Shiori
40 Seonag
41 Sayaka
42 Shena
43 Shakira
44 Saira
45 Sharif
46 Séarlait
47 Shelena
48 Sheelagh
49 Shantel
50 Shadya
51 Shareef
52 Sheona
53 Shankar
54 Sharyl
55 Sabina
56 Saundra
57 Sakura
58 Sarina
59 Shona
60 Shira
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