Azad
Meaning of Azad
The name Azad is a distinguished male name with roots in Turkish and Persian (Farsi) cultures. Pronounced as ah-ZAHD or uh-ZAHD, the name translates to "free" or "liberated," symbolizing independence and freedom. It carries a strong cultural significance, often associated with historical figures and literary works that emphasize liberty and self-determination. Variations of the name include Azadeh, which is more commonly used for females. While not extremely common in the United States, Azad has seen sporadic usage over the years, with its highest occurrence in 1979 when it ranked 3811th. The name's unique sound and profound meaning make it an appealing choice for parents seeking a name that embodies strength and autonomy.
Pronunciation
Turkish,Persian (Farsi)
- Pronunced as ah-ZAHD (/ɑːˈzɑd/)
English
- Pronunced as uh-ZAHD (/əˈzɑd/)
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Notable People Named Azad
| Azad Moopen is an Indian healthcare entrepreneur and the chairman of Aster DM Healthcare, a prominent healthcare conglomerate in the Middle East and India. |
| Azad Abul Kalam is a multi-talented Bangladeshi actor, director, writer, and activist, known for his contributions to theater and television. |
| Azad Azadpour, also known as Azad, is a prominent German rapper of Kurdish heritage, who has had a significant impact on the German rap scene. |
| Azad Asgarov, also known as Азад Аскеров, is an Azerbaijani mixed martial artist and pankration world champion. |
