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Barkhudar

Boy's nameFars mənşəli

One who has attained their wish, living in abundance, a fortunate person

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Name meaning and origin

Barkhudar is a boy name of Persian origin. The name's root comes from the Persian word "برخوردار" (bərxurdar): "bərxord" expresses the notion of share, benefit and profit, while the suffix "-ar" denotes a permanent state or quality. Together they give the meaning "one who has received his share, is content with his fortune and has attained his desire".

In classical Persian literature, the word "bərxurdar" was used to describe a happy, prosperous person living in abundance. In Azerbaijan it was adopted as an independent name and is sometimes written as "Bərxudar". This name carries the wish of abundance, success, and happiness for the child.

The name Barkhudar stands out for its simple sound structure and deep meaning. For the person who bears it, a wish of both worldly well-being and peace of heart is expressed: in this respect, the name combines family values and universal aspirations.

Name details

Gender
Boy's name
Origin
Fars mənşəli
Letter count
8
Appears in the Quran
No

Frequently asked questions

The most asked questions about this name.

  • What is the meaning of the name Barkhudar?

    Barkhudar is a boy name meaning "one who attains his wish, one who has received his share, fortunate".
  • What is the origin of the name Barkhudar?

    Barkhudar is a name of Persian origin; it is taken from the Persian word "bərxurdar".
  • Is Barkhudar a boy name?

    Yes, Barkhudar is used as a male (boy) name.
  • Are there other written forms of the name Barkhudar?

    Sometimes it is also written in the form "Bərxudar", but both forms have the same meaning.
  • Is the name Barkhudar mentioned in the Quran?

    No, Barkhudar does not appear in the Quran. It is a name of Persian origin.