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Mansuri

Quick answerMansuri derives from the Arabic root "nasr" (نصر) meaning "victory" or "help," with the prefix "man-" indicating "one who possesses," thus meaning "victorious" or "aided by God." The name is primarily used in Islamic cultures across Arab, Persian, and South Asian Muslim communities, with historical prominence among…

Arabic · Boy · 3 syllables

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Relative popularity index, 2010–2025
GenderBoy
US Rank#2,743
Trend—
Peak year2020
Syllables3
OriginArabic
LanguageArabic
CultureIslamic
ReligionIslam
Letters7
Numerology5 Chaldean 22
Global rank#2,743

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Historical popularity from 1880–2025 · US Social Security Administration data

About the name Mansuri

Mansuri derives from the Arabic root "nasr" (نصر) meaning "victory" or "help," with the prefix "man-" indicating "one who possesses," thus meaning "victorious" or "aided by God." The name is primarily used in Islamic cultures across Arab, Persian, and South Asian Muslim communities, with historical prominence among Ottoman and Mughal nobility.

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Etymology

Mansuri derives from the Arabic root "nasr" (نصر) meaning "victory" or "help," with the prefix "man-" indicating "one who possesses," thus meaning "victorious" or "aided by God." The name is primarily used in Islamic cultures across Arab, Persian, and South Asian Muslim communities, with historical prominence among Ottoman and Mughal nobility.

Mansuri currently ranks #2,743 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2020.

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