Given name & surname
Parviz
“a commendable man”
Parviz is a variant of Parvaiz. Interpretations include “victorious, fortunate, happy, excellent, precious” (Persian) and “a commendable man” (Persian). These may reflect different naming traditions.
Meaning & origin
What it means
Parviz is a variant of Parvaiz. Interpretations include “victorious, fortunate, happy, excellent, precious” (Persian) and “a commendable man” (Persian). These may reflect different naming traditions.
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Where it comes from
Parviz is a variant of Parvaiz. An origin associated with Parvaiz is Persian.
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The story
Parviz is a variant of Parvaiz. The history of Parvaiz gives this family its wider story. Parvaiz’s historical associations include the second son of the Mogul emperor JAHANGIR.
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Parviz’s family of names
Parviz has a related form in Parvaiz. In English usage, Parviz has a related form in PERVEZ. In Persian usage, Parviz is a Roman-alphabet rendering of پرویز.
Inner ring: spellings · outer: nicknames and forms.
Nicknames & forms 2
Diminutives, pet forms, short forms and variants used alongside the name.
Spellings & scripts 1
The same name written differently, including transliterations into other scripts.
People named Parviz
- Pervez MusharrafPakistani soldier and politician (1943-2023)
- Parviz ParastuiIranian actor and singerborn 1955
- Parviz NasibovUkrainian amateur wrestlerborn 1998
- Parviz DavoodiIranian politician (1952–2024)
- Parviz BoroumandIranian footballerborn 1972
- Parviz Jalayerweightlifter (1939-2019)
- Pervez HoodbhoyPakistani nuclear physicistborn 1950
- Parviz PoorhosseiniIranian actor (1941–2020)
- Parviz GhelichkhaniIranian footballer1945–2026
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