Quazar
Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Quazar
Quazar is a modern variant spelling of Quasar, derived from the astronomical term "quasi-stellar radio source," which combines the Latin prefix "quasi-" (meaning "as if" or "seemingly") with "stellar" (from Latin "stella," meaning "star").
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Etymology
Quazar is a modern variant spelling of Quasar, derived from the astronomical term "quasi-stellar radio source," which combines the Latin prefix "quasi-" (meaning "as if" or "seemingly") with "stellar" (from Latin "stella," meaning "star"). The name has no significant historical use in traditional cultures or religions, as it emerged in the 20th century as a contemporary given name inspired by scientific terminology, primarily adopted in English-speaking communities.
Quazar currently ranks #11,876 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2001.
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