Iranian Names for Boys

Aryan derives from the Sanskrit word ārya, meaning "honorable" or "high-born." As a term, Aryan was used to describe Indo-Europeans—particularly Iranians—who shared common religious, cultural, and linguistic history. It was later misapplied by the Nazis to refer solely to Germanic and Nordic Caucasians, ultimately corrupting the term.
 
Aryan is a very popular Iranian name that has been on the U. S. Top 1000 charts for a number of years. However, given its white supremacist connotations, we suggest you try the Arian spelling or better yet, avoid this name altogether.

Aryan

A name from Persian mythology, Bahram is a strong option, associated with a Zoroastrian god of war. Subsequently, it has been used as the Persian name for the planet Mars, making this an astronomical option too. 
 
Used throughout history on leaders and poets, other forms of the name include the Uzbek Bahran or Vahran, the Tajik Bahrom, and Turkish Behram. The name appears on a hero in the Shahnameh, an epic Iranian poem.

Bahram

Usher put this spin on an attractive and popular Iranian name when he chose it for his son.

Iranian Names for Boys

The names

Aryan

Bahram

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