Gholamreza

Gholamreza (غلامرضا) is a Persian first name for boys that forms a combination of the elements Gholam and Reza. Gholam is translated as 'the boy' and 'the one who remains young'.

What does the name Gholamreza mean?

The name Gholamreza (غلامرضا) is composed of the parts Gholam and Reza and has its roots in Persian. Gholam stands for 'the boy' and 'the one who remains young'. The origin of the term is in the Arabic ḡulām (غُلَام), meaning 'young male person', 'servant', or 'slave boy'. Reza, on the other hand, is interpreted as 'the peaceful', 'the agreeable', and 'contentment'. This part derives from the Arabic riḍā or ridha (رضاء), which encompasses 'satisfaction', 'contentment', 'fulfillment', as well as 'wish', 'agreement', 'goodwill', and 'desire'.

Where does the name Gholamreza come from?

Gholamreza is a male first name with Arabic origins that carries the meanings 'the boy' and 'the peaceful'. The term Gholam comes from the Arabic ḡulām (غُلَام), meaning 'young male person', 'servant', or 'slave boy'. The name Reza is derived from riḍā or ridha (رضاء), which means 'satisfaction', 'contentment', 'fulfillment', as well as 'wish', 'agreement', 'goodwill', and 'desire'. These names have their roots in the Oriental and Persian languages.

How do you pronounce Gholamreza?

Gholamreza is pronounced approximately as: Go-lam-reza.

Popularity

In Switzerland, the name Gholamreza ranks 6,755 on the official list of most common first names and is held by a total of 26 people. The distribution of the name in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland shows that Gholamreza is particularly common in the following regions: In Germany, it is represented 33.3% in Hamburg, North Rhine-Westphalia, and Schleswig-Holstein. Currently, there is no data available for Austria.