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    Parsi Boy Names With Meanings

    32 names with meanings and origins.

    Parsi names come from the Zoroastrian community of India, whose ancestors arrived from Persia over a thousand years ago. Many come from the Avestan scriptures, Persian kings and the heroes of the Shahnameh. These 32 Parsi boy names (including unisex names) are listed A to Z; use the letter links to jump to a starting letter.

    Top picks

    1. Darius — “He who holds firm the good”
    2. Cyrus — “Sun”
    3. Farhad — “A Persian name meaning elation or happiness, famously associated with the legendary hero in Persian literature.”
    4. Xerxes — “King, ruler.”
    5. Rayomand — “Radiant, glorious, and full of light. This Avestan name refers to the divine light and glory of the spiritual world.”
    6. Ardeshir — “A regal Parsi name meaning righteous king or one whose kingdom is founded on truth.”
    7. Ashdeen — “Follower of the true faith or righteous law. This modern Parsi name has roots in Avestan spiritual concepts.”
    8. Homyar — “Friend of the sacred Haoma plant. This traditional Zoroastrian name signifies devotion to spiritual purity and ancient rituals.”
    9. Kaikhusroo — “Famous and noble king. It is a highly respected Shahnameh name belonging to a legendary, virtuous monarch of ancient Iran.”
    10. Meher — “Friendship, love, sun, or kindness. Derived from the Avestan deity Mithra, it is a very common and beloved Parsi name.”
    • Unisex · Parsi · “Water or the eighth month of the Zoroastrian calendar. It represents the divinity presiding over the element of water.”

    • Ardeshirاردشیر

      Boy · International · “A regal Parsi name meaning righteous king or one whose kingdom is founded on truth.”

    • Boy · Parsi · “Follower of the true faith or righteous law. This modern Parsi name has roots in Avestan spiritual concepts.”

    • Boy · Parsi · “Given by the holy creation or sacred gift. It is an ancient Iranian name belonging to a legendary prince and hero in the Shahnameh.”

    • Boy · Persian · “Sun”

    • Darabદારાબ

      Boy · Gujarati · “A noble Persian name referring to a great king or possessor of wealth, often found in Parsi communities.”

    • Boy · Persian · “He who holds firm the good”

    • Farhadફરહાદ

      Boy · Persian · “A Persian name meaning elation or happiness, famously associated with the legendary hero in Persian literature.”

    • Farokhફરોખ

      Boy · Persian · “A name meaning fortunate, happy, or blessed, commonly used within the Parsi community.”

    • Firozફીરોઝ

      Boy · Indian · “A variant of Piroz meaning successful or turquoise, often denoting prosperity and luck.”

    • Boy · Parsi · “Friend of the sacred Haoma plant. This traditional Zoroastrian name signifies devotion to spiritual purity and ancient rituals.”

    • Boy · Parsi · “The wise lord or supreme deity. This name is a Middle Persian form of Ahura Mazda, the ultimate creator in Zoroastrianism.”

    • Boy · Arabic · “King of the shining sun”

    • Boy · Parsi · “Famous and noble king. It is a highly respected Shahnameh name belonging to a legendary, virtuous monarch of ancient Iran.”

    • Boy · Parsi · “Royal, noble, or a wise leader. This classic Parsi name has deep roots in Persian epic lore and historical kingly dynasties.”

    • Unisex · Parsi · “Friendship, love, sun, or kindness. Derived from the Avestan deity Mithra, it is a very common and beloved Parsi name.”

    • Boy · Parsi · “One who has paid his debt or pure soul. In Zoroastrian scripture, he is a legendary immortal guardian of the faith.”

    • Boy · Parsi · “Radiant, glorious, and full of light. This Avestan name refers to the divine light and glory of the spiritual world.”

    • Boy · Parsi · “Brazen-bodied or strong as iron. This powerful Shahnameh name refers to a warrior of immense physical strength and resilience.”

    • Roshanरोशन

      Unisex · Sanskrit · “Illumination; bright; bright, shining; splendid one who emanates light”

    • Rustamருஸ்தம்

      Boy · Tamil · “A name of Persian origin popular in India, meaning large or brave; famously the name of a legendary hero known for his immense strength.”

    • Boy · Middle Persian · “Prince or son of a king”

    • Boy · Parsi · “The companion of the king or ruler. This classic Persian name is highly favored by traditional Zoroastrian families.”

    • Unisex · Parsi · “Holy, sacred, or bountiful. This Avestan name is deeply rooted in Zoroastrian theology, representing divine energy.”

    • Boy · Parsi · “Worthy of worship or divine angel. This Avestan name refers to the benevolent spiritual beings created by Ahura Mazda.”

    • Boy · Parsi · “Golden-armored or yellow. It is an ancient Iranian name belonging to a brave prince and hero of the early Zoroastrian wars.”

    • Boy · African · “Mars planet.”

    • Boy · Indian · “Akbar's son”

    • Boy · Unknown origin · “Name of a hero.”

    • Boy · African · “King, ruler.”

    • Boy · Avestan · “Golden star”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “To honor.”

    Parsi naming traditions

    Parsi families traditionally name a baby after consulting the Zoroastrian calendar or a priest, and many names honour yazatas (divine beings) such as Meher and Behram, or Shahnameh heroes such as Rustom and Sohrab. The father's name is often used as the middle name, and a child is initiated into the faith at the navjote ceremony, usually between ages seven and eleven.

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