My husband and I have decided on using a Middle-Eastern first name for our daughter and a more classic (British, American) middle name. We would prefer the first and middle names to have a different number of syllables. We like these name combinations:
Middle-Eastern… Well that depends, Arabic, Persian or Hebrew? Your list is a lovely mix of these and also of more familiar names nad others less so. I’m curious, why do you want Middle-Eastern names - family heritage or you find them pretty? Answering these questions will help us to give you some better suggestions.
From your list obviously my favorite is [name_f]Ziva[/name_f]
My favorite Arabic names:
[name_u]Amal[/name_u]
Malaika (mah-LIE-kah)
[name_f]Farah[/name_f]
Tasnim (Tahz-neem)
[name_f]Khadija[/name_f] (HA-dee-zha)
Nawal
[name_f]Noor[/name_f]
[name_f]Laila[/name_f] (pronounced LIE-lah)
[name_f]Zainab[/name_f] or Zayneb or [name_f]Zaynab[/name_f]
There’s a lot of A Hebrew names.
[name_f]Atalia[/name_f] (I think this name is stunning, the female in the bible with this name isn’t necessarily the best)
[name_f]Adara[/name_f]
[name_f]Adina[/name_f]
[name_f]Adalia[/name_f]
[name_f]Aviva[/name_f]
[name_f]Atara[/name_f]
haddassah
[name_f]Havilah[/name_f] (I’d use this myself but I know two)
[name_f]Zahava[/name_f]