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Borzan is a Persian name for boys that means great, magnificent.
Pronounced: Borzan
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Borzan is a boy name of Arabic origin. It has a timeless feel and works well for parents looking for a meaningful classic name.
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Fareeman is a Persian name for boys that means blessed, great, magnificent, one whose thought is sublime and blessed.
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Alborz is a Persian name for boys that means great mountain, high mountain. The word Alborz is originally from the Pahlavi words Har (mountain) and borz (high). Alborz is the name of a mountain range in Iran.
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Arsham is a Persian name for boys. It is the name of an ancient Persian personality who was the grandfather of Darius the Great (third emperor of the Persian Achaemenid Empire) and who is known as Arsames in English.
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Distinct, evident, plain, Clear
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Shining
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Name of a sahabiyyah.
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Glorious, magnificent.
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Bardia is a Persian name for boys that means high in status, magnificent.
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Bozorg is a Persian name for boys that means great, important, magnificent, chief.
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Fareeman is a Persian name for boys that means blessed, great, magnificent, one whose thought is sublime and blessed.
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Alborz is a Persian name for boys that means great mountain, high mountain. The word Alborz is originally from the Pahlavi words Har (mountain) and borz (high). Alborz is the name of a mountain range in Iran.
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Arsham is a Persian name for boys. It is the name of an ancient Persian personality who was the grandfather of Darius the Great (third emperor of the Persian Achaemenid Empire) and who is known as Arsames in English.
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Arshamam is a Persian name for boys. It is the name of the grandfather of Darius the Great (third emperor of the Persian Achaemenid Empire), who is known as Arsames in English. A variant of this name is Arsham.
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It's a Persian name for boys. It is the name various people from ancient Persian history, the name of many Armenian kings, and the name of a friend of Cyrus the Great, and an army commander under Darius III. The meaning of this name is unclear, we know that the Arta- part means virtuous, good, sacred.
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A great worshiper of Allah
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Clear, Eloquent, Lucid, Distinct .
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Full moon, Moonlight, Early, Bright, quick
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Worshiper, adorer, devout, One who worships Allah.
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Worshiper of Allah
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Passing by, crossing, travelling on a road, one who interprets dreams or books.
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Atusa is a Persian name for girls that means skilled, learned. It is the name of many ancient Persian princesses, such as the daughter of Cyrus the Great, who is known as Atossa in English.
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Nurahan is a Turkish name for boys and girls that means radiant king, radiant leader. It is also a Persian name meaning gift, good tiding, souvenir.
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Rifaah is an Arabic name for boys and girls that means greatness, highness of status according to many sources, though it is a non-standard derivation from the word rafaa (he became elevated). It is the name of many companions of the Prophet, both male and female, such as Rifaah al-Ansari, Rifaah al-Badri.
