Mashiyat is an indirect Quranic name for boys and girls that means will power, ability to make choices, will. It is derived from the SH-Y-A root which is used in over 200 places in the Quran.
Mashkuri is an Arabic name for boys that means appreciated, thanked, a person whose acts have gained the gratefulness of others. It is an attribution to Mashkur.
Mashrafi is an Arabic name for boys that means refers to a type of sword famed for its craftsmanship and superiority. The word is derived from the SH-R-F root which gives meanings of elevation, greatness, honor.
Mashruh is an Arabic name for boys that means explained. It also means relaxed, opened, especially referring to a heart that is open to accept something.
Masik is an Arabic name for boys that means grasper, holder, figuratively meaning one who follows a religion or ideology. It also means one who uses musk.
Masiri is an Arabic name for boys that means of or related to fate and destiny, being an attribution to Masir (fate, destiny). It is also an attribution to Masirah, which is a region of the Oman Sultanate in the Arabian Peninsula.
Mastoor is an Arabic name for boys and girls that means hidden, covered, figuratively meaning modest. If Mastoor it is spelled in Arabic, the meaning would recorded, written. Both spellings are directly used in the Quran.
