Wander through over 2.6 million names.

“one who holds the treasure”

“resembling a pearl” · “the child of light”

“myrtle” · “resembling the myrtle leaf”

Jasmine is used as a given name and a surname. One Persian interpretation is “resembling the climbing plant with fragrant flowers.”

“a king”

“one who is desired; a goal”

“a prince” · “from the treetop”

“resembling the jasmine flower”

“the keeper of the treasure”

“resembling the jasmine flower”

“born with the morning's first light”

Sanai is a feminine given name from Persian.

“one who emanates light” · “brilliance; splendor”

Miah is a surname from Bengali, ultimately from Classical Persian.

“golden, a golden vessel” · “the golden one; made of gold”

“a lord” · “having dark features”

“devotee of the god Marduk” · “a servant of Marduk, a Babylonian god”

“sky blue” · “resembling a blue semiprecious stone”

“one who is fiery; scarlet”

“the keeper of the treasure”

“resembling the bluish-purple flower”

“favor, kindness, beneficence”

Nazari is a surname from Persian.

“light, shining, splen did” · “the shining light”

“glory”

“resembling the moon”

Zamani is a surname from Persian.

“a fairylike young girl”

Ibrohim is a masculine given name from Classical Persian, ultimately from Biblical Hebrew. It is used in Uzbek.

“hope”

“a king's daughter; a lady”

“king” · “son of the king”

“sight, visible”

Peri is a surname. It is used in English and Finnish.

“pious, devout”

Arash is a masculine given name from Persian. It is used in French.

“the keeper of the treasure”

“a well-behaved child”

“inspiration”

Mehran is a masculine given name from Persian, ultimately from Middle Persian.

“a monarch; a ruler of heroes”

Nazanin is a feminine given name from Classical Persian.

Nouri is a surname from Persian.

“sweet, charming, agreeable” · “one who is sweet and pleasant”

“radiance” · “maiden crowned with a garland”

“one who brings good things”

“birth”