Faramarz
Persian · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Faramarz
Faramarz is a Persian name meaning "heroic" or "valiant," derived from Old Persian elements "fara" (forward/superior) and "marz" (warrior/boundary-keeper).
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Etymology
Faramarz is a Persian name meaning "heroic" or "valiant," derived from Old Persian elements "fara" (forward/superior) and "marz" (warrior/boundary-keeper). The name is primarily used in Persian, Kurdish, and broader Iranian cultures, with historical significance in Persian literature and mythology, particularly associated with the legendary hero Faramarz son of Rostam in the Shahnameh epic.
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