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Mirza

Meaning — From Persian "Mirzā", a contraction of "Amīrzādeh" meaning "born of a prince" or "son of a prince/lord" — from "amir" (prince) and "zādeh" (born of, son of). The title Mirza was used across the Persian, Mughal, and Ottoman empires as an honorific for men of noble birth and later as a mark of education and gentility even among the non-noble.·Persian origin·Male·MIR-zah

Mirza Mirza carries an aristocratic intellectual air — the image of a cultured gentleman of the old Persian or Mughal world, educated, refined, and subtly aware of his own elevated position. Characters named Mirza tend to be bookish and courtly, combining genuine learning with a social grace that can sometimes tip into social distance.

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MirzaMirzāMīrzā

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Mirza ShiraziMirza TehraniMirza EsfahaniMirza HosseiniMirza MoradiMirza Rashidian

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