| Mahitap | The glow of the sunlight. |
| Majit | A great or noble leader |
| Manjar | Gift, a name symbolizing a precious and valuable gift |
| Muktar | One who is chosen or selected |
| Nahir | Gift of the Lord |
| Nimar | Arabic, means 'water' or 'fountain' |
| Parvaz | Flight or soaring |
| Parwej | A type of bird or partridge |
| Raftaar | Traveler, wanderer |
| Rahnuma | It means a guide or leader. |
| Rawnak | The Happiness of Family |
| Risam | Derived from the Sanskrit word 'risa,' meaning joy or happiness. |
| Rouhan | A person with a spiritual soul. |
| Sabba | Lord of the universe |
| Sahabaj | Derived from Arabic, possibly meaning 'one who is prosperous' |
| Sahabaz | Arabic origin, possibly meaning 'one who is prosperous' |
| Sahebaaz | Peaceful companion or calm friend |
| Sahebaz | Peaceful companion or calm friend |
| Samier | Same as 'samir', a variant of the name. |
| Sehbaz | Derived from Persian, means 'lion' or 'bringer of good fortune'. |
| Sehzada | A prince or royal descendant. |
| Shaaj | The noble, the exalted |
| Shabaaz | The lion, the brave warrior |
| Shahenshah | King of kings, a name signifying great power and authority. |
| Shahib | Friend of the king, a name conveying loyalty and trust. |
| Shahjad | Royal descendant or prince |
| Shahveer | Variant of Shahveer, noble or aristocratic |
| Shaian | Gift of God, divine gift |
| Shamser | Derived from Arabic, meaning 'sun' or 'glorious' |
| Sharhaan | Variant of Sharif, meaning noble or aristocratic |
| Shavir | Derived from Arabic, means 'one who is blessed' |
| Shaz | A rare and unique individual. |
| Ahasan | One who does good deeds. |
| Shebaz | One who is blessed with strength and courage |
| Sherbaz | A brave and courageous lion. |
| Sherkhan | A powerful and royal leader. |
| Siraz | Prince of the light |
| Sudaish | My Beautiful Country |
| Tash | A name meaning to be a stone or gem. |
| Veehan | Traveler, wanderer |