Hazar
Hazar is a Muslim girl name meaning “Nightingale”.
| Meaning | Nightingale |
|---|---|
| Gender | Girl |
| Origin | Turkish, from Persian |
| Arabic spelling | هزار |
| Pronunciation | hah-ZAHR |
| Muslim name? | Used by Muslims |
Meaning and origin of Hazar
Hazar is a Turkish name taken from Persian hazār, short for hazār-dāstān, 'the bird of a thousand songs', a poetic name for the nightingale. The nightingale is a beloved image in Persian and Ottoman poetry, singing its longing for the rose. In Turkish, Hazar is also the name of the Caspian Sea and of the Khazars, so it is occasionally given to boys too.
Is Hazar a Muslim name?
Yes, Hazar is used by Muslim families, especially in Turkey and among Kurds. It is of Persian rather than Arabic origin, but its meaning is entirely appropriate.
Where is the name Hazar used?
Found in Turkey and among Kurdish families; mostly given to girls.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Hazar mean?
Hazar means 'Nightingale'. It comes from Turkish, from Persian.
Is Hazar a Muslim name?
Yes, Hazar is used by Muslim families, especially in Turkey and among Kurds. It is of Persian rather than Arabic origin, but its meaning is entirely appropriate.
How do you write Hazar in Arabic?
Hazar is written هزار in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Hazar?
Hazar is pronounced hah-ZAHR.