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Meaning of Dinar

Name :Dinar
Meaning :Gold coin (Name of grandfather of abu bin Thabit), A shining gold coin, which has ten
Gender :Boy
Numerology :1
Syllables :3
Religion :muslim
Rashi :Meena (D, CH, Z, TH)
Nakshatra :Purvabhadra (Se, So, Da, Di)

Similar Names For Dinar

Daiwik
By the grace of God, Divine, Relating to the gods, Grace, one who has extraordinary power
Arav
Peaceful, Sound, Shout, Peaceful, Beautiful, Incredible, Extraordinary
Jaynish
Refers to an excellent, extraordinary or outstanding person., Refers to an excellent, extraordinary or outstanding person.
Menaal
Special flower of heaven, Extraordinary blossom from paradise, superios florat from dreamland.
Nova
new,nova as a girl's name is pronounced noh-vah. it is of latin origin, and the importance of nova is "new". astronomy: a nova is a star that causes a huge explosion of energy, always temporarily extraordinarily bright. chevrolet used to a small car called "nova". girlfriend is also spanish for "friend".
Aneri
Extra ordinary, One who is extraordinary
Anokh
Extraordinary and wondrous, Unique, Wondrous, Extraordinary, Wondrous, Unique, Splendrous, Amazing
Nara
Extraordinary blossom from paradise, superior floret from dreamland.
Apurv
One of a kind or rare, Quite new, Exquisite, Unprecedented, Like never before, Unparalleled, Extraordinary, Exceptional, Unmatched
Shazib
He who is out of the ordinary
Niilo
The one who is extraordinary in speaking., The one who is extraordinary in speaking.
Divyaraj
Brilliant, Extraordinary
Faiqa
Outstanding, Awake, She who is extraordinary
Hercules
the glory of hera hera glory,hercules, as a young man by the name is pronounced herk-yoo-lees. it is of greek origin, and the importance of hercule is "hera' s glory". mythology: the greek hero hercules, son of zeus, who possessed an extraordinary strength. has been in use since the 16th century, and in scotland it has been used as a anglisierung of the gaelic name athairne and the norse hacon. the name has been used by at least two saints, but perhaps best known for agatha christie's fictional belgian detective and spiritual hercule poirot.