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Asadullah: name meaning, origin and pronunciation

“lion of Allah”

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اسد اللہ

أَسَدُ اللّٰه

What Asadullah means

Asadullah (اسد اللہ, Arabic أَسَدُ اللّٰه) is a Muslim boy’s name that means “lion of Allah”. It comes from the Arabic root أ س د. Source: Lane, Arabic–English Lexicon, أ س د.

Asadullah at a glance

Meaning
lion of Allah
Gender
Boy
Origin
Arabic
Faith
Muslim
Say it
a-sa-dul-laah
Syllables
4
Letters
9
First letter
A · ا

Meaning of Asadullah

In English
lion of Allah
اردو میں معنی
اللہ کا شیر

Origin and history of Asadullah

Compound of asad, a lion (Lane), and Allah. Asad Allah was a title of Hamza and of Ali ibn Abi Talib.

Rootأ س د

How to say and write Asadullah

Say it
a-sa-dul-laah4 syllables · Audio recordings coming later
English
Asadullah
Urdu
اسد اللہ
Original script
أَسَدُ اللّٰه
Other spellings
Asad Ullah
Known bearer
Mirza Asadullah Khan Ghalib, Urdu poet

Sibling names for Asadullah

Muslim girl names that share a theme, origin or first letter with Asadullah.

Names from the same root as Asadullah

Names like Asadullah

Questions about the name Asadullah

What does the name Asadullah mean?

Asadullah means “lion of Allah”. In Urdu: اللہ کا شیر. Source: Lane, Arabic–English Lexicon (1863–93).

Is Asadullah a boy’s or a girl’s name?

Asadullah is a boy’s name.

Is Asadullah a Muslim name?

Yes. Asadullah is used by Muslim families. It is of Arabic origin. Compound of asad, a lion (Lane), and Allah. Asad Allah was a title of Hamza and of Ali ibn Abi Talib.

How do you pronounce Asadullah?

Say it “a-sa-dul-laah”: 4 syllables.

How do you write Asadullah in Urdu?

In Urdu script, Asadullah is written اسد اللہ. In its original script: أَسَدُ اللّٰه.

What are other spellings of Asadullah?

Asadullah is also spelled Asad Ullah.

Who is a famous person named Asadullah?

Mirza Asadullah Khan Ghalib, Urdu poet

Is the meaning of Asadullah verified?

Classical source identified (draft). Our editors matched the name to an entry in the classical dictionary cited below. No named reviewer has checked it against the printed page yet. Every entry on Naam is still a draft awaiting review by a named scholar.