Gulnara
Persian · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Gulnara
Gulnara means "pomegranate flower" and derives from Persian roots: "gul" (flower) and "nar" (pomegranate).
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Etymology
Gulnara means "pomegranate flower" and derives from Persian roots: "gul" (flower) and "nar" (pomegranate). The name is primarily used among Turkic, Persian, and Central Asian populations, particularly in Muslim-majority regions such as Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, and among Tatar communities, with historical usage dating back centuries in the Islamic world.
Gulnara currently ranks #3,785 in the United States as a girl's name.
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