Hazrat
Arabic · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Hazrat
Hazrat is an Arabic honorific title meaning "presence" or "majesty," derived from the root H-Z-R referring to being present or in front.
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Etymology
Hazrat is an Arabic honorific title meaning "presence" or "majesty," derived from the root H-Z-R referring to being present or in front. It is predominantly used in Islamic cultures as a respectful form of address for prophets, saints, and revered religious figures, with particularly strong usage in South Asian Muslim communities and Ottoman tradition.
Hazrat currently ranks #4,432 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2008.
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