Arain Sub-Castes.

01. Alrai

02. Baga,

03. Baguka,

04. Bahalwan,

05. Basroo,

06. Bhaila,

07. Bhalay,

08. Bhoongay,

09. Bhutta,

10. Bhutto,

11. Chandoor

12. Chandu,

13. Chhachhar,

14. Chtalay

15. Chukeral

16. Daulay,

17. Dhadhay,

18. Dhako,

19. Dhengay,

20. Dholanwal,

21. Gahgeer,

22. Gatku,

23. Gaellin,

24. Gejial,

25. Ghalar,

26. Ghurki,

27. Goheer,

28. Hansi,

29. Hijazi,

30. Jandialia,

31. Jatala,

32. Kardar,

33. Katarbund,

34. Kavali,

35. Kukru,

36. Labanay,

37. Malgoria,

38. Malik,

39. Manda

40. Mehar,

41. Mian,

42. Mudh,

43. Mulanay,

44. Munda,

45. Mundh,

46. Nihal

47. Pawadhray,

48. Qutub Shahi,

49. Rahi,

50. Ramay,

51. Ramday,

52. Rattay,

53. Saggi,

54. Saleemi,

55. Samana

56. Sapal,

57. Sardar,

58. Sarsa 

59. Shah,

60. Shami,

61. Sheikh,

62. Teer Andaz,

63. Uggee Walay

63. Vehra,

65. Wahnd,

66. Wajooha,

Note:- Chaudhry, Malik, Mehar, Mian, Sardar are titles used by Arain tribe.

Bahalwan (driver of a chariot).

Bahman (brave, uncontrollable or insurmountable).

Basroo (observation post).

Bhaila (alms-keeper who walks with the commander when he is giving away alms after a victory).

Bhutto (dwellers of high places).

Daulay (those who got land in return for military services).

Gahgeer, Ghalar and Goheer (ferocious horse of armoured corps).

Gatku (fencer).

Jatalay (victors).

Katarband (users of katar, a weapon used by ancient armies).

Kavali (soldier patrolling while others rest).

Khatora (spy).

Labanay (an army column equipped with batons).

Mudh (logisticians supplying logistics and reinforcement to the army).

Qutub Shahi: (soldiers or their offspring who accompanied Qutubuddin Aibak).

Ramay (archers).

Ramday (red -eyed soldiers).

Rattay (bloody, red, ferocious fighters).

Sappal (marksmen).

Teerandaz (archers).