Persian names

Many Persian names have Avestan roots—the ancient liturgical language of Zoroastrianism. Names like Esther and Lila reflect that linguistic heritage, while others such as Jasmine span Arabic and Old Persian influences.

  1. Esther Star #39
  2. Jasmine Jasmine Flower #57
  3. Dana Wise #91
  4. Corey From the Hollow, Lively, Strong #95
  5. Lila Lilac #272
  6. Lyla Night, Lilac #286
  7. Darius Prosperous #295
  8. Roxanne Bright, Dawn, Sunrise #295
  9. Roxie Sunrise #309
  10. Jazmin Jasmine Flower #335
  11. Jasmin Jasmine Flower #351
  12. Jazmine Jasmine Flower #392
  13. Cyrus Sun #426
  14. Lilah Lilac #570
  15. Ester Star #572
  16. Darian Prosperous #617
  17. Yasmin jasmine flower #638
  18. Casper Treasurer #716
  19. Yasmine Jasmine Flower #746
  20. Roxann Sunrise #778
  21. Darien Prosperous #794
  22. Kian Royal gracious Persian origin #917
  23. Roxane Sunrise #959
  24. Yazmin Jasmine Flower #1008
  25. Roxanna Sunrise #1035
  26. Roxy Sunrise #1055
  27. Zena Woman #1056
  28. Roxana Sunrise #1124
  29. Lylah Lilac #1203
  30. Vashti Lovely #1267
  31. Jasmyn Jasmine Flower #1493
  32. Dariana wealthy and prosperous maiden #1506
  33. Jazmyne Jasmine Flower #1535
  34. Zenia Woman #1639
  35. Yara small butterfly or flower blooming #1826
  36. Soraya Princess #1927
  37. Peri fairy or beautiful creature #1933
  38. Gasper Master treasurer of riches #1951
  39. Jazzmin Jasmine Flower #1961
  40. Mordechai Warlike #2210
  41. Jas Jasmine Flower #2214
  42. Kiyan loyal or obedient friend #2448
  43. Yazmine Jasmine Flower #2509
  44. Shireen sweet pleasant delightful #2672
  45. Cy Sun #2829
  46. Inara Fire shining bright radiant #2967
  47. Rahman Merciful #3021
  48. Jasmaine Jasmine Flower #3291
  49. Bijan old hero or warrior #3502
  50. Kamran generous kind hearted person #3608

Persian names blend Farsi, Arabic, and Old Persian roots — a thousand years of poets, kings, and everyday life layered into sound. Some go back to the Zoroastrian faith, others arrived with Islam, and a few came from Greek or Armenian neighbors. Names like Esther and Jasmine sit alongside Dana and Corey, mixing ancient tradition with the way cultures shift names across borders.

What makes Persian naming different is how a single name often carries multiple lives. Lila might mean 'night' in Persian while echoing older Sanskrit roots; others honor historical figures or virtues the family hopes to pass down. You'll find the meaning and origin for each name here, so you know not just how to say it, but why a parent chose it.

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