131 Divine Zoroastrianism Boy Names For Your Son

Saintly choices from one of the oldest religions to let the divine light shine bright.

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Zoroastrianism’s boy names hail from one of the oldest living religions that is believed to date back approximately three and a half thousand years. Zoroastrianism is thought to have originated from an Indo-Iranian religion that was followed by nomadic tribes of the regions of Iran and the Northern parts of the Indian Subcontinent. Therefore similarities may be seen between Zoroastrianism, and the Vedic religion followed in ancient India and Hinduism. However, the names may also have diverse influences, such as that of Arabic and English, due to invasions and migrations throughout the centuries. The beliefs of the followers of Zoroastrianism still live on today in a few people who follow this religion. They have a strong belief in right and wrong and a supreme almighty creator. They tend to opt for names that are associated with elements from their lives, such as nature, social relations, religion, and history. Some potential names that parents can bestow on their children include Aoshnar, meaning ‘A man of intellect.’ A variant of this name is Aoshanara. Another name includes Dadbandad meaning ‘One who always conforms to the rules and regulations.’ Persian and Arabic languages, as mentioned above, have also provided some noteworthy names. Some names that have become popular in this religion but have a strong Arabic influence include names such as Anaar, which means ‘Light and Radiance,’ ‘Glow,’ ‘Bright’ or ‘A variant of this name is Anar’ in Arabic and can be translated to mean ‘pomegranate,’ in Persian. Another name is Andya, a Persian title meaning ‘Little angel,’ ‘Pure girl,’ or ‘A variant name of Andia.’ There are a plethora of names you can choose from. So, go through our extensive list of names to get a better idea of the names and their meanings.

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Name	Gender	Meaning
Leon	Boy	Lion
Ivar	Boy	Bow warrior; Archer
Saeed	Boy	Happy; Fortunate; Felicity
Reza	Boy	Consent; Agreement; One who is content
Rehan	Boy	One who is a king of the people
Chief	Boy	Leader, head, top authority
Artin	Boy	Righteous; Pure or Holy; Name of a Median king
Xerxes	Boy	Powerful ruler
Arash	Boy	A bright, truthful boy
Sirus	Boy	Shining, radiant, celestial

Zylen	Boy	Modern and unique
Ramin	Boy	Variant of Rameen, which means joyful or tamer
Farshad	Boy	A soul of the Mercury's sphere
Zorian	Boy	Happy; Joyful
Kaveh	Boy	Royal; Ancient hero; A character in Shahnameh
Iago	Boy	Supplanter; He who replaces
Arif	Boy	Knowing; Knowledgeable; Wise; Intelligent; Sage
Zoren	Boy	Dawn
Jem	Boy	A short form of james
Kebron	Boy	Steadfast, noble, strong

Zubin	Boy	Intelligent, visionary, leader
Klint	Boy	Rocky or stony area
Iskander	Boy	Warrior, protector, conqueror
Magni	Boy	Mighty, powerful, strength
Zerah	Boy	Gift of God
Jihan	Boy	The World; Universe; Land; Name of a river in Iran
Babak	Boy	One with the young father; A satisfied person
Mahin	Boy	Earth; World
Jal	Boy	One who wanders
Ozai	Boy	Powerful; Fire

Zico	Boy	Unique; Charismatic; Courageous
Talion	Boy	Vengeance; Retribution
Zarren	Boy	Golden ruler
Atal	Boy	Hero; Leader; Guide
Zerek	Boy	Strong; Bold; Unique
Javeed	Boy	Living Forever; Immortal; Eternal; A variant of Javed
Kourosh	Boy	First King of Iran; The Sun; Historically translated into English and Latin as "Cyrus"
Meerab	Boy	Water master
Maziar	Boy	Exalted or Noble
Rashan	Boy	One who has a good sense of judgement; A variant of Rashn, the angel of justice in Pahlavi

Khawaja	Boy	Mister; A spiritual title; An Iranian title for master or lord
Zaryab	Boy	Rich; Wealthy; Liquid Gold; Colloidal gold
Anaar	Boy	Light and radiance; Glow; Bright; A variant of this name is Anar; Pomegranate
Anahita	Boy	Full of Grace; Graceful; Elegant; Beautiful; Refined; Lovely
Andya	Boy	Little angel; Pure girl; A variant name of Andia
Anjuman	Boy	Place of gathering; Committee; Council
Anosh	Boy	Eternal; Everlasting; Immortal; Elixir
Anoush	Boy	Eternal; Everlasting; Immortal; Never Ending
Anousha	Boy	Sweet; Joy; Fortunate; A variant of name Anoush
Aref	Boy	Knowing; Knowledgeable; Wise; Intelligent; Sage

Arsham	Boy	Very powerful; Very strong; Name of Dariush's grandfather
Asman	Boy	The Sky; Highest Heaven nearer to earth
Aspi	Boy	One of the many names of Lord Vishnu
Banu	Boy	Rays of the sun
Jubin	Boy	Honorable; Righteous; One who touches the sky
Kaamran	Boy	Prosperous; Successful; Blessed; Fortunate; A variant of Kamran
Khusro	Boy	King; Ruler; A variant of Khusru
Khusru	Boy	King; Ruler; A variant of Khusro
Parviz	Boy	Lucky; Fortunate; Victorious
Pejman	Boy	Desire; Wish; Broken-hearted; Sad; A variant of Pezhman

Pouyan	Boy	To Search; Searcher; To Seek; Seeker; To Run; Runner
Ramak	Boy	Delighting; Gratifying; Sporting; Happy; Joyous
Farrokh	Boy	A happy and fortunate man
Farud	Boy	One who is descending
Ferdows	Boy	He is like a paradise
Aardburzin	Boy	Fire of exaltation; It's also the name of the son of the hero Framroz
Abadun	Boy	The one who is subordinated as a servant; A slave to God
Abarja	Boy	Something that is extremely strenuous
Abtum	Boy	The creator of plentiful waters
Adarbad	Boy	Protector of fire

Adarfiroz	Boy	Fire of victory in Zoroastrian religion
Adarfra	Boy	The fire of glory in Zoroastrian religion
Adargushnasp	Boy	Fire dedicated to a war stallion; An emblem of military strength
Adarhoshang	Boy	The fire of knowledge and intelligence
Adarmard	Boy	A man with extreme power
Adarvan	Boy	The protector of fire
Adorbad	Boy	A form of the religious writings of the Zarathushti religion.
Advi	Boy	The one who needs no protection; Self-sufficient
Aflatun	Boy	A person who is mighty and powerful
Ahumstut	Boy	The one who prays the Ahu(nvar), which is Yatha Ahu Vairyo

Ahun	Boy	Of God; Pertaining to God
Anoshiruvan	Boy	One having an immortal soul
Aoshnar	Boy	A man of intellect; A variant of this name is Aoshanara
Arasti	Boy	Adorned
Arawaostra	Boy	One who possesses a white stallion
Ardafravash	Boy	The name of the holy spirit guardian in Zoroastrian religion
Ardakhoreh	Boy	A boy with holy and divine luster
Ardaviraf	Boy	The holy resplendent hero
Ardvan	Boy	The protector of holiness
Ardwahisht	Boy	Best holiness; One of the seven archangels

Arshama	Boy	A man with the might of a hero
Artavardiya	Boy	The doer of justice; One of the generals of Darius
Aspandad	Boy	Earth; Bountiful humility; The name of an angel
Atbin	Boy	Of water; Father of king Faridoon
Bahramchobin	Boy	One having a victorious club; The name of a celebrated Iranian general
Bakhtafrit	Boy	A man blessed with plentiful fortune
Chakhravat	Boy	The one possessing a chariot.
Chubin	Boy	One having a wooden club; Bat or mace; Nickname of the famous General Bahram of King Khusru Parvez who had a wooden club
Dadafarin	Boy	The one created by justice
Dadbandad	Boy	One who always conforms to the rules and regulations

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Zoroastrianism boy names have a unique and rich history backing them. They originate from one of the oldest existing religions today and have stood the test of time. Names that possess such origins have profound and detailed meanings that are supposed to have a positive impact on the life of the child they are assigned to. These names, thus, carry with them a sense of pride in culture and lineage that nothing else can create.

Infographic: Magnificent Zoroastrian Baby Boy Names

Zoroastrianism is one of the oldest religions that exist in today’s day and age. The religious scriptures and the names observed by the community have existed for centuries. Here, we have compiled a list of Zoroastrian names for baby boys. Do check them out, and do not forget to save and share the infographic with your loved ones.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the significance of the name "Zarathustra" in Zoroastrianism?

Zarathustra, also called Zoroaster, was a Persian priest who became a prophet and started a new religion called Zoroastrianism. He had a special vision from a powerful god named Ahura Mazda, who told him to teach people that there is only one true god and not many gods. This idea influenced other religions that came later.

2. What rituals or ceremonies are associated with naming a Zoroastrianism baby boy?

Zoroastrians do not have a formal naming ceremony. Instead, they usually select names from ancient texts like the Avesta or famous figures in Persian history. They may also choose names of family members who possess qualities they wish the child to embody (1).

3. Is Parsi and Zoroastrian same?

Many people use the words "Parsi" and "Zoroastrian" interchangeably, but there is a difference. All Parsis are Zoroastrians, but not all Zoroastrians are Parsis. Some Zoroastrians are known as Irani Zoroastrians or Iranis (2). Hence, a slight difference can be noted in both the names.

References

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Childreni. Childbirth in Zoroastrianism.
https://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/children-i#:~:text=The%20Parsis%20have%20a%20tradition
Irani Zoroastrians Different from Parsi Zoroastrians.
https://hwpi.harvard.edu/pluralismarchive/news/irani-zoroastrians-different-parsi-zoroastrians#:~:text=For%2C%20most%20people%20use%20the

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