ʿayn, mīm, rā
16 names share this root — every one of them carries a thread of the same meaning.
large group of ships sailing together, tribe.
By my life A famous companion had this name, ibn al-Aas who conquered Egypt, also Ibn al-Ala called Zabban, was one of the seven readers of the Quran and an eminent Scholar, Name of Prophet's (pbuh)companion.
No independent English meaning found for this name in these sources. Its Arabic spelling matches a real word in the Quran — see the citation below.
Imara is a direct Quranic name for boys that means to visit, to tend, to construct, to maintain, to enliven. It is used verse 9:19 of the Quran:
Mason, architect
Long-Lived, omar bin khattab was a sahabi and 2nd khalif, it was in his time palestine was open to its people and jews where given right to practise their riligion after 1000 years of cruseder atrocity
King
Old Arabic name
Life-time, age, Name of the second Caliph, The meaning of 'Umar' is linked with 'Aamir', prosperous, full of life, large, substantial.
Umara is an indirect Quranic name for boys and girls. It is an ancient Arabic name, for this reason its meaning is not perfectly determinate, but its root is Ain-M-R, which has meanings of to build, to maintain, to tend to, to enliven, to inhabit, to settle in, which is used in many places in the Quran.
Habitation, Old Arabic name
Life Name of the second Caliph
It's an Arabic name for girls and less commonly for boys that means minor pilgrimage, when Muslims perform the pilgrimage to Mecca during a time of the year other than the Hajj season. Its literal meaning is overhaul, restoration, revival.
Noble, king