Kawa
Kawa is a Muslim boy name meaning “Kawa the blacksmith, hero of Newroz”.
| Meaning | Kawa the blacksmith, hero of Newroz |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Kurdish / Persian legend |
| Arabic spelling | کاوە |
| Pronunciation | KAH-wah |
| Muslim name? | Used by Muslims |
Meaning and origin of Kawa
Kawa (Persian Kāveh) is the blacksmith of Iranian and Kurdish legend who led an uprising against the tyrant Zahhak. In Kurdish tradition his victory is celebrated at Newroz, and he is a symbol of resistance to oppression. The story appears in Ferdowsi's Shahnameh, and Kawa is a popular Kurdish name in his honour.
Is Kawa a Muslim name?
Yes, in practice. Kawa is a pre-Islamic Iranian legendary name, but it is widely used by Kurdish Muslim families.
Where is the name Kawa used?
Very common among Kurds in all parts of Kurdistan; Kaveh is used in Iran.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Kawa mean?
Kawa means 'Kawa the blacksmith, hero of Newroz'. It comes from Kurdish / Persian legend.
Is Kawa a Muslim name?
Yes, in practice. Kawa is a pre-Islamic Iranian legendary name, but it is widely used by Kurdish Muslim families.
How do you write Kawa in Arabic?
Kawa is written کاوە in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Kawa?
Kawa is pronounced KAH-wah.