Meaning of Seufi, Moattaq, Maliki, Ateeq/Atiq, etc

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Hello Everyone,
From my limited reading, I get the impression that Seufi, Moattaq, Maliki, Ateeq/Atiq terms are lagrely employed as marketing tools. I know that none of the respected artisan oudh houses (FO, EO, AO, IO, HOM, ASO, AI and possibly others) don't use these terms. Here is what I know so far re some of these words (with a few mistkaes, no doubt!):
Seufi: I found smell to be quite. To strong initially, but later gets sweet. The ones I tried in the shops of Arabian Oud and Al Haramain. As a sidenote: I found the initial smell of Trat and Seufi from Al Haramain very smilar.
Maliki: I'm guessing it is something to do with king.
Ateeq/Atiq: google says Ancient. Does it mean it is the 'very aged' dahn al oudh? Needless to say, the whole notion of 'very aged' is quite relative here!​
I would really appreciate if the in-house oudh experts can educate me re these terms used by large Arabian perfume houses.

Bests,
Ashfaque