For Kurdish boys, naming traditions emphasize courage, independence, and ancestry. Monikers like Rojhat (“daybreak”) or Diyar (“region/place”) echo mountain vistas and communal bonds. Some parents adapt Persian or Arabic elements, while still preserving Kurdish linguistic essence. In a region often defined by resilience, these names offer a powerful foundation for a young man committed to his heritage and poised to shape his own destiny.
Of Spanish origin, meaning "man" or "earth."
Fair
Of Arabic and Hindi origin, meaning "peace" or "security."
Of Armenian origin, meaning "king" or "brings rain."
Of Hebrew origin, meaning "wild goat."
Of Persian origin, meaning "bright" or "light."
Of Turkish origin, meaning "born ruler" or "eagle."
A modern, unique name often used without a specific meaning.
A Dutch variant of Adrian, meaning "from Hadria."
Of Latin origin, meaning "life" or "bird."
Of Indian origin, meaning "water" or "earth."
The name Azad is of Persian origin and means "free" or "liberty
Of Arabic origin, meaning "glory" or "splendor."
Of Persian origin, meaning "rain."
Can signifies 'life and soul'.
God is my judge
Red or bright
Free man
Strong
Land
Wealthy spear
Cedar
Order
Mountain
Associated with bold qualities.
Key
Kumar means 'young one'.
Loran carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Associated with bold qualities.
Grand
Great
King
Pleasing
King, leader
Salar carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Sara means 'princess'.
Ankle
Spring rain
Artistic, intelligent
Dawn
