76 Delicate Kurdish Girl Names

Explore names that are a testament to the proud culture of Kurdistan.

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Kurdish baby girl names reflect diverse linguistic, historical, and cultural elements. They are as varied and vibrant as the Kurdish people themselves, with roots spreading across several regions in the Middle East, including Iran, Turkey, Syria, and Iraq (1). These names have great historical significance and are frequently chosen to convey the parents' wishes, hopes, and blessings for their newborn daughters. They also uniquely link to Kurdish heritage, uniting the past and present. Kurdish naming patterns often resonate with the community's deep respect for nature and the environment. In Kurdish culture, naming ceremonies and customs are also quite important. The naming ceremony for a child is often a joyful event that includes family and friends. The name selection is often a thoughtful process involving elders of the family. It is believed that a name can influence a child's destiny, making the naming ceremony a crucial cultural practice. Due to the impact of globalization, there has been a noticeable trend in Kurdish parents incorporating international, primarily Western, nomenclature into their naming traditions. Kurdish women generally do not adopt their husband's family name upon marriage. However, some may do so in Western society (2). Despite these multicultural influences, traditional Kurdish titles maintain their appeal for parents seeking names with deep cultural resonance and meaningful connotations. Moreover, Kurdish baby girl names often reflect the resilient spirit of the Kurdish people and serve as a beautiful testament to their enduring culture and heritage. Whether parents adopt a traditional Kurdish name or opt for a more globally influenced name, they choose a name steeped in meaning, tradition, and a strong feeling of Kurdish identity. Continue reading as we present some charming Kurdish girl names to help you select a suitable name for your precious daughter.

Name	Gender	Meaning
Leyla	Girl	Night; Daughter of the night
Hana	Girl	Hope, Flower, Bliss, Number one, craft, Shine, Moon
Nara	Girl	Happy; Country; Sun; Pomegranate tree; Man
Aelin	Girl	Of the moon; Strength; Little girl
Laniya	Girl	Birdnest
Maiah	Girl	Mother; Sea warrior
Sevin	Boy	Love her; Rejoice; Apple; Night-grazing;
Pola	Girl	Belonging to Apollo: Small and humble; Steel
Diyari	Boy	A gift sent from God; Blessing
Avana	Unisex	Favor; Preservation; Protection; Satisfaction; Pleasure; Water; Rainbow

Aveena	Unisex	Love
Fatma	Girl	To abstain
Nihan	Boy	Concealed; Secreted; Undisclosed; Finally; Destroyer; Conqueror
Lania	Unisex	Bird nest
Aylana	Girl	Openness; Space; Square
Sarya	Girl	A pious woman; Night cloud; Princess
Nasrin	Girl	Wild rose
Aveen	Girl	Love; Transparent; Pure; To Breathe
Dila	Girl	Heart
Diyara	Unisex	Apparent; Visible; Clear

Rona	Girl	Rough island; Song; Joy; To survive; Powerful counselor
Sirin	Girl	Sweet; Long-lasting; Beautiful victory
Bano	Girl	Lady
Roja	Girl	Rose; A day's wage; Sun
Aska	Girl	Ash tree; Cinder; Deer; Gazelle
Chira	Girl	Lantern; Young; Lord; Long
Fairuz	Unisex	A triumphant one; Turquoise
Gulistan	Girl	House of flowers
Narjes	Boy	Daffodil; Narcissus; Sleep; Numbness
Rezan	Girl	A clear and birght woman

Siwan	Girl	Yahweh is gracious; Shadow; Canopy
Aferin	Girl	Lucky or trustworthy
Aheng	Girl	Harmony
Ahin	Girl	Ascetic; Unshakeable; Whole
Ajwan	Girl	A small gulf
Alal	Girl	Kurdish word for red rose
Ariman	Girl	Wish
Ashti	Girl	Peace
Awira	Girl	An interesting personality
Azade	Girl	Free and independent

Berivan	Girl	Shepard
Bihin	Girl	Better than others
Birwa	Girl	Kurdish word for belief
Delal	Girl	Beautiful
Dersima	Girl	A name from Kurdish city Dersim
Diblin	Girl	The fragrance of soul
Dilva	Girl	From the heart
Elfesya	Girl	A girl as beautiful as a fairy or princess; Fairy or princess
Glay	Girl	Rosemoon
Kejal	Girl	Gazelle

Keje	Girl	A girl of radiant beauty
Medya	Girl	Land of Medes
Mizgin	Girl	Evangel; Good news
Naza	Girl	Beloved or sweetheart
Perseng	Girl	Name of a star
Revin	Girl	Escape; Flight
Rojin	Girl	Sunlight
Rozerin	Girl	Where the sun rises
Rozhin	Girl	The beginning of the day
Rusen	Girl	One who is jovial and cheerful

Sercan	Girl	Servant; Slave
Seyda	Girl	A woman who is crazy in love
Shanar	Girl	Pomegranate flower
Sidar	Girl	Shade; Canopy
Sozan	Girl	Glowing or burning
Tujela	Girl	Name of a plateau
Yelda	Girl	Winter solstice; Dark night
Yezda	Girl	A divine creature
Zerya	Girl	Sea
Gesa	Girl	Spear; Strength; Power; Bright; Shining

Asmin	Girl	Sky; A type of wildflower
Berfin	Girl	Snowdrop
Kevi	Unisex	Drift
Zhalia	Girl	Flower
Berhem	Girl	Work; creation
Hedar	Girl	Patience

Kurdish baby girl names offer a unique mixture of cultural diversity and historical significance. The conventional Kurdish naming pattern has seen global influence reflected in the new naming schemes adopted in recent years. However, one thing is sure, Kurdish names have allured many parents looking for a unique identity that binds them with their roots and heritage and strengthens their feeling of Kurdish identity. Also, these names' are so versatile that parents from different cultures and linguistic backgrounds can embrace them.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How can Kurdish girl names be modified or combined with other names?

Kurdish girl names can be modified or combined with other names in different ways. You can combine two Kurdish girl names to form a new name. Alternatively, you add prefixes or suffixes from Kurdish or other languages to existing titles. Furthermore, you can combine masculine names with Kurdish words to form female names. For instance, the masculine name Ciwan (young) can be combined with Kurdish words like can (life), gula (rose), and xanim (lady) to develop titles like Ciwancan, Ciwangula, and Ciwanxan.

2. What are some Kurdish girl names that are popular in the diaspora community?

Dilnaz originates from the Persian terms del and naz, meaning 'delight.' Mizgîn is another popular name that means 'happy message.' Dila meaning' heart,' and Awira translating to 'interesting,' are some more delightful Kurdish names for girls.

Infographic: Amazing Kurdish Baby Girl Names With Meanings

Kurdish baby girl names reflect the vibrancy of Kurdish culture and represent the parents' wishes, blessings, and aspirations. These names are strongly related to the natural world and the community's history. The infographic below presents names honoring the Kurdish people's tenacious character and cultural history.

incredible kurdish girl names for your charming princess (infographic)

References

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Kurds in Turkey.
https://rpl.hds.harvard.edu/faq/kurds-turkey
A GUIDE TO NAMES AND NAMING PRACTICES.
https://www.fbiic.gov/public/2008/nov/Naming_practice_guide_UK_2006.pdf

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