MISCELLANEOUS RELIGIOUS NAMES ~ AVESTAN; AMESHA-SPENTA~YAZADS;
OLD PERSIAN; 101 NAMES Etc.
AVESTAN PERSONAL AND FAMILY NAMES (Courtsey ; Avesta.org)
(Based on C. Bartholomae, Altiranisches Wörterbuch, pg. 1983-88)
aêtava
(m) An ashavan, son of Mayu. Cf. yt13.123.
aêvô-gafya
(m) an adversary of Keresasp. Cf. yt15.28.
aêvô-sared [Aevo-saredha-fyaeshta]
Father of Thrit 'of the Tanya land'. Cf. yt13.125.
aghraêradha
'the demi-man'. An ashavan. Cf. yt13.131.
ahûm-stût [Ahum-stut]
(m) Father of Saena. Cf. yt13.97.
ainyâva [Ainyu]
Father of Vivare-shvant. Cf. yt13.122. (2) (m) Father of Vohu-peresa. Cf. yt13.124.
aipi-vanghav [Aipivanghu]
An ashavan and king. Cf. yt13.132.
airyâva [Airyu]
Father of Manuschithra (Minochehr). Cf. yt13.131.
âithwyav [Athwyoza]
(m) Father of Neremyazdana. Cf. yt13.110.
aiwi-xvarenah
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.117.
akayadha
An ashavan 'of the Pidha house'. Cf. yt13.127.
amrav [Amru]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.109.
anghuyav [Anghuyu]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.118.
ankasa
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.124.
aoikhmatastura
(m) Father of Avare-gau. Cf. yt13.125.
aoshnara
An ashavan, son of Pouru-jira. Cf. yt13.131.
ara
(m) Father of Berezishnu and Kasupatu. Cf. yt13.110.
ârâstya
aravaoshtra
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.124.
araxa
ardumanish
arejahvant [Arejan-ghant]
A Turanian ashavan. Cf. yt13.113.
arejat-aspa
(m) Adversary of Kavi Vishtaspa. Yt9.30, yt5.109; yt5.116.
arejavan [Arejaona]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.117.
arenavak [Arezva]
(m) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.115.
arezô-shamana
(m) Adversary of Keresaspa. Cf. yt19.42.
arshan
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.132.
arshavant [Arshvant]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.109.
arshya:
An ashavan, the chief in assemblies, the most energetic of the worshippers of Mazda. Cf. yt13.108.
artafarnah
possessing splendour of truth,
artafrida
prospering in truth
artahunara
having nobility of truth.
artakama
lover of truth,
artamanah
truth-minded,
artapana
protector of truth,
artastuna
pillar of truth,
artavardiya
doer of justice, Keeper of truth
artazusta
delighting in truth
asabana
Name of a Turanian family. Cf. yt5.73.
asabanâ
(f) An ashavan, wide of Pourudhakhsti. Cf. yt13.140.
asan-xvanvant [Asan-hvanvant]
an Ashavan. Cf. yt13.96.
asha-nemah
An ashavan 'of this country'. Cf. yt13.127.
asha-shyaothna
An ashavan, son of Gayadhasti. Cf. yt13.114.
ashâhura [Ashahura]
(m) An ashavan, son of Jishti. Cf. yt13.113.
ashasairyank [Asha-sairyach]
Father of Asha-saredha. Cf. yt13.114.
ashasaredha [Asha-saredha]
(1) (m) An ashavan, the son of Asha-sairyach. Cf. yt13.114. (2) (m) An ashavan, the son of Zairyach. Cf. yt13.114.
ashasavah [Asha-savah]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.116.
ashastû [Asha-stu]
(m) An ashavan, son of Maidhyo-maungha. Cf. yt13.106.
ashâurvaêdha
(m) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.116.
ashâvanghav [Asha-vanghu]
(m) An ashavan, son of Bivandangha. Cf. yt13.110.
ashavazdah [Asha-vazdah]
((1) (m) An ashavan, the son of Asha-sairyach. Cf. yt13.114. (2) (m) An ashavan, the son of Zairyach. Cf. yt13.114.
ashem-yahmâi-ushta
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.120.
ashem-yenghe-raochå
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.120.
ashem-yenghe-vareza
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.120.
ashô-paoirya
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.117.
ashô-raochah [Asho-raochah]
(m) An ashavan, son of Franya. Cf. yt13.97.
ashta-aurvant
(m) Adversary of Vishtaspa. Cf. yt9.30.
ashti-gafya
(m) Adversary of Keresaspa. Cf. yt15.28.
asmô-xvanvant [Asmo-hvanvant]
An ashavan, Cf. yt13.96.
aspachanah
(m) See OP list.
aspo-padho-makhshti
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.116.
asruta
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.125.
astvat-ereta
(m) The Saoshyant (Savior), last of the three Saoshyants, sons of Zarathushtra, who will be conceived miraculously - from seed preserved in lake Kasaoya. Cf. yt13.110, yt13.117, yt13.128-129, yt19.92, yt19.45.
âterechithra, âtre-chithra [Atare-chithra]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.102.
âteredainghav [Atare-danghu]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.102.
âterepâta [Atare-pata]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.102.
âteresravah [Atare-savah]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.102.
âterevanush [Atare-vanu]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.102.
âterexvarenah [Atare-hvarenah]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.102.
âterezantav, âtre-zantav [Atare-zantu]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.102.
âthwya
(m) Father of Thraetaona. (Fredoon) Cf. y9.7.
âtre-dâta, âteredâta [Atare-data]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.102.
âtredah'yav See âteredainghav.
aurvasâra
(m) Adversary of Haosravah. Cf. yt15.31f.
aurvat-aspa [Phl. Lohrasp]
a king of ancient Iran, father of Kavi Vishtaspa
avâraoshtrî [Avaraoshtri]
An ashavan, father of Vohu-nemah. Cf. yt13.103, 104.
avaregav [Avare-gau]
(m) An ashavan, son of Aoikhmatastura. Cf. yt13.125.
avarethrabah
(m) An ashavan, son of Rastare-vaghant. Cf. yt13.106.
avaya
An ashavan, son of Spengha. Cf. yt13.123.
ãxnangha [Akhnangha]
Father of Vohushtra. Cf. yt13.122.
âxrûra [Axrura]
An ashavan, son of Haosravah. Cf. yt13.137.
axtya
(m) Sorcerer and adversary of Yoishta. Yt5.82. See also Yavish-i Fryana
ayô-astay [Ayo-asti]
(m) An ashavan, son of Pouru-dhakhshti. Cf. yt13.112.
âyûta [Ayuta]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.118.
âzâta [Azata]
(m) An ashavan, son of Karesna. Cf. yt13.108.
baeshatastura
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.125.
bångha [Baungha]
(m) An ashavan, son of Saunghangha. Cf. yt13.124.
baremna
(m) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.121.
bastavaray [Basta-vairi]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.103.
bêndva
Adversary of Zarathushtra. Cf. y49.1-2.
berezavant
(m) Father of Frachithra. Cf. yt13.124.
berezishnav [Berezishnu]
(m) An ashavan, son of Ara. Cf. yt13.110.
berezyarshtay [Berezyarshti]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.101.
bivandangha
An ashavan, father of Asha-vanghu. Cf. yt13.110.
budhra [Bujra]
An ashavan, son of Dazgaraspa. Cf. yt13.106.
bûjisravah [Bujisravah]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.101.
byarshan
An ashavan king. Cf. yt13.132.
chamrav [Chamru]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.109.
chathwarespa
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.122.
châxshnay [Chakhshni]
(m) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.114.
dångha [Daungha]
(m) An ashavan, son of Zairita. Cf. yt13.98.
daênâvazah [Daeno-vazah]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.117.
daêvo-tbish [Daevo-tbish ('daeva-hater')]
(m) An ashavan, son of Takhma. Cf. yt13.98.
dahâka [Azi Dahaka, Pers. Zohak]
(m) mythical tyrant
dainghufrâdah [Danghu-fradhah]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.116.
danghu-srûta [Danghu-sruta]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.116.
dârayat-radha [Darayat-ratha]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.108.
darshinika
(m) A Daeva-worshipper, adversary of Vishtaspa. Cf. yt9.30.
dâshtâghnay [Dashtaghni]
(m) Father of Paro-dasma of the Muzha land. Cf. yt13.124.
dâshtayânay
(m) Adversary of Keresaspa. Cf. yt19.41.
dawrâmaêshî [Dawra-maeshi]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.122.
Dazgaraspa:
Father of Bujra. Cf. yt13.106.
dâzgrô-gav [Dazgara-gau]
An ashavan 'of the Apakhshira country'. Cf. yt13.127.
drâdha [Dratha]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.109.
dughdhô-vâ
(f) Wife of Pourushaspa and mother of Zarathushtra. Cf. FrD4.
dûraêkaêta
(m) One of the unfaithful. Cf. yt5.73.
dûraêsrûta
(m) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.119.
eredat-fedhrî
(f) An ashavan, 'holy maid', mother of the future Saoshyant (savior) Astvat-ereta. called 'Vispa-taurvari ('the all-destroying') because she will bring him forth, who will destroy the malice of Daevas and men, to withstand the evil done by the Jahi. Cf. yt13.142.
eredhwa
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.119.
erexsha
erezav
erezavant
erezavant dainghêush [Erezvat-danghu]
(m) Father of Aravaoshtra. Cf. yt13.124.
erezrâspa
(m) An ashavan, son of Uspasnu. Cf. yt13.121.
frâchithra
(m) An ashavan, son of Berezvant. Cf. yt13.124.
frâchya [Frachya]
(m) An ashavan, son of Taurvati. Cf. yt13.115.
frâdat-nar [Fradat-nara]
An ashavan, son of Gravaratu. Cf. yt13.122.
frâdat-vanghav
(m) An ashavan, son of Stivant. Cf. yt13.121.
frâdat-xvarenah
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.128.
fradhâxshtay
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.138.
franghâd
(f) An ashavan, 'holy maid'. Cf. yt13.141.
frangrasyan [Pers. Afrasiyab]
A Turanian king who repeatedly attempted to overthrow the Iranians.
frânya [Franya]
(m) Father of Vohu-raochah, Asho-raochah, and Varesmo-raochah. Cf. yt13.97.
fraoraosa
An ashavan, son of Kaosha. Cf. yt13.122.
frârayat-radha [Frayat-ratha]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.108.
frârâzay [Frarazi]
An ashavan, son of Tura. Cf. yt13.123.
frash-hãm-vareta [Frash-ham-vareta]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.102.
frashaoshtra-, ferashaoshtra [Frashaoshtra]
Son of Hvova, father of Hushyaothna and Hvadaena. Cf. yt13.103, 104.
frashavaxsha
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.109.
frasho-kara [Frasho-kareta]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.102.
frasrûtar [Frasrutara]
(m) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.121.
fratura
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.125.
frava
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.117.
fravartay
frâyaodha [Frayaodha]
(m) An ashavan, son of Karesna. Cf. yt13.108.
frâyazenta [Fraya-zanta]
(m) An ashavan, father of Frena and Jaro-vanghu. Cf. yt13.113. Father-in-law of Freni. Cf. yt13.140.
frênah [Frenah]
(m) An ashavan, son of Fraya-zanta. Cf. yt13.113.
frênay [Freni]
(f) The eldest daughter of Zarathushtra; (2) An ashavan, wife of Usenemah; (3) An ashavan, wife of the son of Frayazanta;(4) An ashavan, wife of the son of Khshoiwraspa; (5) An ashavan, wife of Gayadhasti. Cf. yt13.139, 140.
frînâspa [Frinaspa]
An ashavan, son of Kaeva. Cf. yt13.122.
frô-hakafra
An ashavan, son of Merezishmya, 'of the Saena house'. Cf. yt13.126.
frya
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.110; yt13.119.
fryâna
Ancestor of Yoishta. Cf. yt13.120.
fyushta
gaêvanay [Gaevani]
(m) An ashavan, the son of Vohu-nemah. Cf. yt13.115.
gandarewa
Father of Parshanta. Cf. yt13.123.
gaomant
(m) An ashavan, the son of Zavan and 'a Raoshdya man of the Raozhdya land.'. Cf. yt13.125.
gaopivanghav [Gaopi-vanghu]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.111.
gaoray [Gauri]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.118.
gaorayana
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.118.
gaotema
a heretic. Cf. Yt13.16.
garshta
An ashavan, son of Kavi. Cf. yt13.123.
gaubruva
gaumâta
gavayan
An ashavan, cf. yt13.96.
gaya
gaya-maretan [Pahl. Gayomard]
(m) mythical first man
gayadhâstay [Gaya-dhasti]
(m) An ashavan, son of Pouru-dhakhshti. Cf. yt13.112.
gravâratav [Gravaratu]
(m) Father of Fradat-nara. Cf. yt13.122.
grêhma
hãm-baretar vanghvãm
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.111.
habâspa [Habaspa]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.102.
hadaxaya
haldita
hanghaurvah [Hanghaurvaungh]
(m) An ashavan, son of Jamaspa, and father of Varshna. Cf. yt13.104.
haomô-xvarenah
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.116.
haoshyangha [Haoshanha, Pers. Hooshang]
mythological ruler in ancient Iran, founder of the Peshdadian dynasty. He is credited with the discovery of fire. Cf. yt13.137.
haosravah [Kavi Haosravah, Phl. Kay Khosraw]
a Kayanian king, grandson of Kavi Usan. Cf. yt13.132. Father of Axtura. Cf. yt13.137.
haredhâspa [Hare-dhaspa]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.117.
haxâmanish
hitâspa
huchithrâ
(f) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.141.
hufravaxsh
An ashavan 'of the Kahrkana house'. Cf. yt13.127.
hugav [Hugau]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.118.
humayâ
(f) A ashavan, daughter of king Vishtaspa. Cf. yt9.29ff, yt13.139.
humâyâ
humayaka
hushyaothna [Hushyaothna]
An ashavan, son of Frashaoshtra. Cf. yt13.103, yt13.104.
hutaosâ [Hutaosa]
(f) Wife of Jamaspa. Cf. yt9.26, yt13.139, yt15.35.
hutâna
huvaxshtra
huyazata
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.117.
hvadaena
(m) An ashavan, son of Frashaoshtra. Cf. yt13.104.
hvare-chaeshman
(m) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.121. An ashavan. Cf. yt13.128.
hvare-chithra
(m) son of Zarathushtra. Cf. yt13.98.
hvaredhay
(f) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.141.
hvareshâ(y)
hvarez [Hvareza]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.124.
hvaspa
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.122.
hvâzâta
hvô-gva, hvôva [Hvova]
(m) Father of Frashaoshtra and Jamaspa. Cf. yt13.103.
hvôvî [Hvovi]
(f) the third wife of Zarathushtra, daughter of Frashaostra. Cf. yt13.139, yt16.15.
imaima
imanish
isat-vâstra [Pahl. Isadvastar]
(m) son of Zarathushtra. Cf. yt13.98.
isvant [Isvat]
(m) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.96.
jagkrut
(f) An ashavan, 'holy maid'. Cf. yt13.141.
jâmâspa, dêjâmâspa [Jamaspa, Phl. Jamasp]
an early hero of the Zoroastrian religion. He was son of Hvova and King Vishtaspa's Prime Minister, and the son-in-law of Zarathushtra. Father of Hanghaurvaungh. (2) Jamaspa 'the younger': an ashavan. Cf. yt13.127.
jannara [Janara]
(m) Father of Varesmapa. Cf. yt13.115.
jarô-danghav [Jaro-danghu]
(m) An ashavan, son of Pairishtira. Cf. yt13.110.
jarô-vanghav [Jaro-vanghu]
(m) An ashavan, son of Fraya-zanta. Cf. yt13.113.
jîshtay [Jishti]
(m) Father of Ashahura. Cf. yt13.113.
ka(n)bûjiya
kaêva [Kaeva]
(m) Father of Frinaspa. Cf. yt13.122.
kahrkana
kanukâ
(f) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.141.
kaosha
(m) Father of Fraoraosa. Cf. yt13.122.
kara
karshnaz
karsna [Karesna]
(m) An ashavan, son of Zbaurvant, father of Viraspa, Azata, and Frayaodha. Cf. yt13.106, 108.
kasupitav [Kasupatu]
(m) An ashavan, son of Ara. Cf. yt13.110.
kâta [Kata]
(m) Father of Vohu-data. Cf. yt13.124.
katav [Katu]
(m) Father of Vohu-nemah and Vohu-vazdah. Cf. yt13.114.
kavârasman [Kava-razem]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.103.
kavâta [Kavi Kavata, Pers. Kay Kobad]
(m) king, founder of the Kayanian dynasty. Cf. yt13.132.
kavay [Kavi]
(1) (m) Father of Pourushti. Cf. yt13.114. (2) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.119. (3) Father of Garshta. Cf. yt13.123.
keresânay
keresaoxshan [Keresaokhshan]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.101.
keresâspa [Keresaspa, Pahl. Kersasp]
(m) a king of ancient Iran. Called 'the Sama'. Cf. yt13.136.
keresavazdah [Pers. Garsivaz]
(m) brother of Afrasiyab
kûrav
mãzdrâvanghav [Mazdra-vanghu]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.118.
mahrkûsha
maidyôi-mångha, maidhyôi-mångha [Maidhyo-maungha]
(m) Father of Asha-stu. Cf. yt13.106. (2) Maidhyo-maungha 'the younger: an ashavan. Cf. yt13.127.
manush-chithra [Manuschithra, Pers. Minochehr]
a king of ancient Iran. Son of Airyu. Cf. yt13.131.
marduniya
marezishmyah
Father of Frohakafra. Cf. yt13.126.
martiya
mathravâka [Mathravaka]
(1) (m) An ashavan, the son of Simaezhi, the Aethrapati, the Hamidhpati. Cf. yt13.105. (2) (m) Father of Vahmae-data. Cf. yt13.115.
maxshtay
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.116.
mayava [Mayu]
Father of Aetava. Cf. yt13.123.
mazdayasna
(m) ('Mazda-worshipper') Father of Usadhan. Cf. yt13.121.
nabukudrachara
nabunaiti
nadi(n)tabaira
nanarâstay [Nanarasti]
(m) An ashavan, the son of Paeshatah. Cf. yt13.115.
naotara
(m) father of Vistauru
naptya
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.102.
nemô-vanghav [Nemo-Vanghu]
(m) An ashavan, son of Vaedhayangha. Cf. yt13.109.
neremyazdana
(m) An ashavan, son of Athwyoza. Cf. yt13.110.
nîjara
nivika
ôighmatastura
paêsanghanû
(f) An ashavan, 'holy maid'. Cf. yt13.141.
paêshatah [Paeshata]
(1) (m) Father of Usmanara. Cf. yt13.97. (2) (m) Father of Nanarasti and Zarazdati. Cf. yt13.115. (3) (m) Paeshatah Paitisrira: Father of Usmanara. Cf. yt13.120
pairishtura
paiti-drâdha [Paiti-dratha]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.109.
paiti-srîra
paiti-vangha
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.109.
paityarshavant
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.109.
parâta
parô-dasma
(m) An ashavan, son of Dashtaghni, and 'a Muzha man of the Muzha land'. Cf. yt13.125.
parshat-gav [Parshat-gaush]
(m) An ashavan, son of Frata. Cf. yt13.96. (2) An ashavan 'of the Apakhshira country'. Cf. yt13.127.
parshinta [Parshanta]
An ashavan, son of Gandarewa. Cf. yt13.123.
pâurva
payanghar
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.116.
pâzinah
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.117.
pereididhaya [Fradhidaya]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.97.
perethvafsman [Perethu-afzem]
Father of Varesmo-raochah. Cf. yt13.126.
perethvarshtay [Perethu-arshti]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.101.
peshana
peshô-tanû [Pesho-tanu, Pers. Peshotan]
(m) early hero of Zoroastrianism, son of Kavi Vishtaspa.
pishi-shyaothna [Pishishyaothana]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.103.
pisinah
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.132.
pitaona
pouru-bangha
(m) An ashavan, son of Zaosha. Cf. yt13.124.
pouruchista
(f) The third and youngest daughter of Zarathushtra, given in marriage to Jamaspa. Cf. y53.3, yt13.139.
pourudhâxshtay [Pouru-dhakhshti]
An ashavan, son of Khshtavaenya, and father of Ayo-asti, Vohv-asti, Gaya-dhasti, Asha-vazdah, and Urudhu. Cf. yt13.111-112. Husband of Asabana.
Pouru-jira
Father of Aoshnara. Cf. yt13.131.
pourushaspa [Paourushaspa, Phl. Pourushasp]
(m) father of Zarathushtra.
pourushtay [Pourushti]
(m) An ashavan, the son of Kavi. Cf. yt13.114.
pudha
raochas-chaêshman [Raochas-chaeshman]
(m) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.121. (2) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.128.
râshtare-vaghentî [Rastare-vaghant]
(m) Father of Avarethrabah. Cf. yt13.106.
ravant
Father of Stipi. Cf. yt13.123.
sånghangha [Saunghangha]
(m) Father of Baungha. Cf. yt13.124.
sadhanah
(m) Father of Ushtra. Cf. yt13.115.
saêna
(2) (m) An illustrious teacher; first to have 100 pupils. Cf. yt13.97.
sâimuzhî [Simaezhi]
(m) father of Mathravaka. Cf. yt13.105.
sâma [Sama]
(m) father of the hero Keresaspa. Cf. Yt13.61.
sanghavak
saoshyant [Phl. Soshyant, Soshyos]
(m) the future World Savior
savah
sâyuzhdrî [Sayuzhdri]
Father of Asha-vazda and Thrita. Cf. yt13.113.
skârayat-radha [Skarayat-ratha]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.108.
sku(n)ka
snaoya
(m) Father of Vohvasti. Cf. yt13.96.
snâvidhka
spengha
Father of Avahya. Cf. yt13.123.
spentô-xratav [Spento-khratu]
(m) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.115.
spentôdhâta [Spento-data]
A gallant ashavan. Cf. yt13.103.
spinjaurushka
spitâma
spitay [Spiti]
(m) An ashavan, son of Uspasnu. Cf. yt13.121.
spityura
spô-pad
srîraoxshan [Sriraokhshan]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.101.
srîrâvanghav [Srira-vanghu]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.118.
srûtat-fedhrî
(f) An ashavan, 'holy maid'. Cf. yt13.141.
srutô-spâdha [Sruta-spadha]
(m) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.115.
staotar vahishtahe ashahe
An ashavan, husband of Uxshenti. Cf. yt13.111, yt13.140.
stipay [Stipi]
An ashavan, son of Ravant. Cf. yt13.123.
stivant
(m) Father of Fradat-vanghu. Cf. yt13.121.
sûrô-yazata [Suro-yazata]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.118.
syâvarshan [Siyavarshan, Pers. Siyavush]
(m) A king of ancient Iran, father of Kavi Haosravah. Cf. yt13.132.
syâvaspî [Syavaspi]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.114.
tãdhryavant
tãthryâvant
taurvaêtay [Taurvati]
(m) Father of Frachya. Cf. yt13.115.
taxma
(m) Father of Daevo-tbis. Cf. yt13.98.
taxmaspâda
thraêtaona [Thraetaona, Pers. Faridoon]
(m) 'of the Athwya house.' Name of a heroic king of ancient Iran who flourished centuries before Zarathushtra. Cf. yt13.131.
thrimithwant
(m) An ashavan, son of Spitama. Cf. yt13.98.
thrit
(m) An ashavan, the son of Aevo-saredha-fyaeshta, 'a Tanya man of the Tanya land.' Cf. yt13.125.
thrita
(m) An ashavan, son of Sayuzhdri. Cf. yt13.113.
thritî [Thriti]
(f) The second daughter of Zarathushtra. Cf. yt13.139, Bd32.5
thuxra
tîrô-nakathwa [Tiro-nakathwa]
(m) An ashavan 'of the Uspaeshta-Saena house'. Cf. yt13.126.
tizhyarshtay [Tizyarshti]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.101.
tumaspa
(m) Father of Uzava. Cf. yt13.131.
tûra [Tura]
Father of Frarazi. Cf. yt13.123.
tusa
tûshnâmatay [Tushnamaiti]
(f) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.139.
upadasma
urudhav [Urudhu]
(m) An ashavan, son of Pouru-dhakhshti. Cf. yt13.112.
urûdhayant
(f) An ashavan, 'holy maid'. Cf. yt13.141.
urupay
urvatat-nara
(m) son of Zarathushtra. Cf. yt13.98. (2) Urvatat-nara 'the younger': an ashavan. Cf. yt13.127.
urvâxshaya
usadhan
(m) An ashavan, son of Mazdayasna. Cf. yt13.121. (2) An ashavan king. Cf. yt13.132.
usan [Kavi Usan, Phl. Kay Kaus]
(m) a Kayanian king
ushtavaitî
(f) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.139.
ushtâzanta [Ushtazanta]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.116.
ushtra
(m) An ashavan, son of Sadhanah. Cf. yt13.115.
usinemah
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.113; husband of Frena. Cf. yt13.140.
usmânar [Usmanara]
(m) An ashavan, son of Paeshata. Cf. yt13.97. (2) (m) An ashavan, son of Paeshatah Paitisrira. Cf. yt13.120
usnâka
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.117.
uspãsnav [Uspasnu]
(m) Father of Spiti and Erezraspa. Cf. yt13.121.
uspaêshata
utayutay [Utayuti Vit-kavi
An ashavan, son of Zighri, 'of the Saena house'. Cf. yt13.126.
uxshan
An ashavan, son of the great Vidi-sravah, known afar. Cf. yt13.119.
uxshentî
(f) An ashavan, wife of Staotar-Vahishtahe-Ashyehe. Cf. yt13.140.
uxshyat-ereta [Phl. Ushedar]
(m) The first of the three saviors, sons of Zarathushtra, who will be conceived miraculously from seed preserved in lake Kasaoya.. Cf. yt13.128.
uxshyat-nemah [Phl. Ushedarmah]
(m) The second of the three saviors, sons of Zarathushtra, who will be conceived miraculously from seed preserved in lake Kasaoya.. Cf. yt13.128.
uzava
An ashavan, son of Tumaspa. Cf. yt13.131.
uzya
An ashavan, son of Vanghu-dhata. Cf. yt13.119.
vadhaghan
vadhut
(f) An ashavan, 'holy maid'. Cf. yt13.141.
vaêdhangha [Vaedhayangha]
(m) Father of Nemo-vanghu. Cf. yt13.109.
vaêsadha [Visadha]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.110.
vaêzhyarshtay [Vizhyarshti]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.101.
vâgerezan [Vagereza]
(m) Father of Varshni. Cf. yt13.115.
vahauka
vahmaedhâta [Vahmae-data]
(m) An ashavan, son of Mathravaka. Cf. yt13.115.
vahumisa
vahyazdâta
vanâra [Vanara]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.101.
vandaremainish
vanghav
vanghu-fedhrî
(f) An ashavan, 'holy maid'. Cf. yt13.142.
vanghudhâta [Vanghu-dhata]
An ashavan, son of Hvadhata and father of Uzya. Cf. yt13.119.
vara
varâza [Varaza]
(m) Father of Isvat. Cf. yt13.96, yt13.101.
varakasa
(m) Father of Vohu-raochah. Cf. yt13.113.
vareshava
varesmapâ(y) [Varesmapa]
(m) An ashavan, the son of Janara. Cf. yt13.115.
varesmô-raochah [Varesmo-raochah]
(m) An ashavan, son of Franya. Cf. yt13.97. (2) An ashavan, son of Perethu-afzem. Cf. yt13.126.
vâridhkanâ
varshna [Vareshna]
(m) An ashavan, son Hanghaurvaungh. Cf. yt13.104.
varshnay [Varshni]
(m) An ashavan, son of Vagereza. Cf. yt13.115.
vayaspâra
vazhâspa [Vazhaspa]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.102.
vi(n)da(h)farnah
vidarna
vîdat-gav [Vidat-gau]
An ashavan 'of this country'. Cf. yt13.127.
vîdhat-xvarenah
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.128.
vîdhisravah [Vidi-sravah]
'The great Vidi-sravah, known afar', father of Ukhshan. Cf. yt13.119.
vîrâspa [Viraspa]
(m) An ashavan, son of Karesna. Cf. yt13.108.
vîrâz
vishtâspa, vîshtâspa [Vishtaspa, Pahl. Vishtasp, Pers. Gushtasp]
king, patron of the prophet Zarathushtra
vîspa-taurushtî
vîspa-thaurvô-ashtay [Vispa-taurvashi]
(f) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.139.
vîsrûta
(m) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.121.
vîsrûtar [Visrutara]
(m) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.121.
vîstarav [Vistauru]
(m) An ashavan, son of Naotara. Cf. yt13.102.
vit-kavay
vivahvant
(m) Father of Yima Khshaeta (Jamshed). Cf. yt13.130.
vivâna
vivâreshva [Vivare-shvant]
An ashavan, son of Ainyu. Cf. yt13.122.
vohu-dâta [Vohu-data]
(m) An ashavan, son of Kata. Cf. yt13.124.
vohu-nemah
(1) (m) An ashavan, son of Avaraoshtri. Cf. yt13.104. (2) (m) An ashavan, son of Katu. Cf. yt13.114. (3) (m) Father of Gaevani. Cf. yt13.115.
vohu-peresa
(m) An ashavan, son of Ainyu. Cf. yt13.124.
vohuraochah [Vohu-raochah]
(1) (m) An ashavan, son of Franya. Cf. yt13.97. (2) (m) An ashavan, son of Varakasa. Cf. yt13.113.
vohushtra
An ashavan, son of Akhnangha. Cf. yt13.122.
vohvastay [Vohvasti, Vohv-asti]
(1) (m) An ashavan, son of Snaoya. Cf. yt13.96. (2) (m) An ashavan, son of Pouru-dhakhshti. Cf. yt13.112.
vohvazdah [Vohu-vazda]
(m) An ashavan, the son of Katu. Cf. yt13.114.
vouru-nemah
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.128.
vouru-savah
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.128.
vyarshavant
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.109.
vyâtana
Father of Yaetush-gau. Cf. yt13.123.
xnãthaitî
xshathrita
xshathrô-chinah [Khshathro-chinah]
(m) An ashavan, son of Khshvoiwraspa. Cf. yt13.112.
xshayârshan
xshtavay [Khshtavaenya]
(m) Father of Khshoi-wraspa. Cf. yt13.111.
xshviwrâspa [Khshoi-wraspa]
An ashavan, the son of Khshtavaenya, and father of Khshathro-chinah. Cf. yt13.111-112.
xumbya
xvâdaêna
xvadhâta [Hvadhata]
Father of Vanghu-dhata. Cf. yt13.119.
xvanvant
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.117.
xvâxshathra
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.117.
yaêtush-gav [Yaetush-gau]
An ashavan, son of Vyatana. Cf. yt13.123.
yima [Yima Khshaeta, Pers. Jamshed]
(m) a famous king of ancient Iran, son of Vivanghant. Cf. yt13.130; Vd2.
yoishta
An ashavan, 'of the house of Fryana', challenged by the sorcerer Axtya with 99 questions. Cf. yt13.120, yt5.82. See also Yavisht-i Fryana
yuxtâspa [Yukhtaspa]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.114.
yuxtavaray [Yukhta-vairi]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.101.
zainigav
zairi-varay [Zairi-vairi]
An ashavan. Cf. yt13.101.
zairichî [Zairichi]
(f) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.139.
zairita
(m) Father of Daungha. Cf. yt13.98.
zairyank [Zairyach]
(m) Father of Asha-saredha. Cf. yt13.114.
zaosha
(m) Father of Pouru-bangha. Cf. yt13.124.
zarathushtra [Zarathushtra, Phl. Zarthosht, Greek Zoroaster]
(m) the prophet, founder of Zoroastrianism
zavan
(m) Father of Gaomant. Cf. yt13.125.
zbaurvant
(m) An ashavan, father of Karesna. Cf. yt13.106.
zighray
Father of Utayuti Vit-kavi. Cf. yt13.126.
zrayangha [Zrayah]
(m) An ashavan. Cf. yt13.115.
zrazdâtay [Zarazdati]
(m) An ashavan, the son of Paeshatah. Cf. yt13.115.
~ 101 NAMES OF AHURAMAZDA ~
1. Yazad –One worthy of workship. Ahura Mazda is also referred to as Yazad or Yazdan. Yazad and Yazdi are also the name given to Parsi/Irani boys.
2. Harvesp-Tavan – Omnipotent. The all powerful.
3. Harvesp-Agah – Omniscient – The all knowing.
4. Harvesp-Khuda – The Lord of the entire Universe. The name Harvesp is given to a male child of the community meaning “of all”.
5. Abadah – Without a beginning.
6. Abi-Aanjam – Without an end.
7. Bune-Stih – The origin for the formation of the World.
8. Frakhtanteh – The noble or the broad end of everything.
9. Jamag – The Lord of reasoning; the greatest cause.
10. Parajtarah – The most exalted, the highest in rank or status.
11. Tum-Afik – The most innocent.
12. Abarvand – The most unique, apart from everyone.
13. Parvanda – The one who has a relation with all connected to the Universe.
14. An-Aiyafah – The one who cannot be comprehended by any one.
15. Ham-Aiyafah – Comprehensible of all, the one who has the measure of everybody.
16. Adaro – The most straightforward and the most just. ‘Adar’ signifies Fire. Adar is also a name given to boys of the community.
17. Gira – The one who is in Supreme Control and ‘Holding Fast all’.
18. A-Chem – Without a reason, the causeless cause.
19. Chamana – The reason of reasons; the cause of all causes.
20. Safna – The one who brings prosperity with ‘increase’. Some Parsi girls are also given this name.
21. Afza – The Lord of Plenty and the cause for increase.
22. Naashaa – The one who reaches out to everyone equally. Some Parsi girls have this lovely name.
23. Parvara – The Nourisher. Irani girls have this name. ‘Parvar’ or ‘Parvara’.
24. Iyanah – The Protector of the Universe.
25. Aain-Aaenah – The prototype of all forms of creation.
26. An-Aainah – The one without any form.
27. Khroshid-Tum – The Firmest of the firm.
28. Mino-Tum – The most invisible.
29. Vaasnaa – Omnipresent.
30. Harvastum – All in All; the Supreme.
31. Hu-Sepas – Worthy of thanks.
32. Har-Hamid – Unparalleled – the one with good nature and good qualities.
33. Har-Nek-Fareh – One with the Divine Glory surrounded with a ‘halo’
34. Besh-Tarna – The one who relieves all obstacles, pain, suffering and afflictions.
35. Taronish – The triumphant. Destroyer of all that is bad. This name is given to both boys and girls.
36. An-Aoshak – The immortal.
37. Farsak – The one who fulfills our wishes.
38. Pajoh-Dahad – The bountiful creator of Mother Nature.
39. Khavaafar – The Beneficient, doing good deeds.
40. Avakshiaa – Bestower of Forgiveness.
41. Abarza – The one who bestows excessively.
42. A-Satosh – The one who is undefeated, unbeatable and invinsible.
43. Rakhoh – Independent.
44. Varun – The one who protects us from all Evil. (Ancient Indo-Aryan God) Surprisingly this name is not given to boys of our community.
45. A-Farefah – The one who is undeceivable.
46. Be-Farefah – Undeceived.
47. A-Dui – Unparalleled; having no equal.
48. Kaame-Rad – The Lord of wishes and desires.
49. Farman-Kaam – His will is His command.
50. Aaekh-Tan – The one without any physical body.
51. A-Faremosh – The one who never forgets.
52. Hamaarna – The one who is a taker and settler of all accounts at all levels.
53. Sanoeya – One who is worthy of recognition. Name given to Parsi girls.
54. A-Tars – Undaunted and fearless.
55. A-Bish – Without any pain, torment or suffering.
56. Afrazdum – The most exalted.
57. Ham-Chun – One who remains eternally the same; always uniform.
58. Mino-Stih-Gar – The Creator of all that is universally spiritual in nature.
59. A-Minogar – The creator of spiritually with us.
60. Mino-Nahab – The one who is hidden in the spirits.
61. Adar-Baad-Gar – ‘Bad’ means Air, ‘Adar’ means fire and ‘Gar’ can mean'Transformer' ‘workmanship’ The one who can change fire into air.
62. Adar-Nam-Gar – The one who can change fire into water.
63. Baad-Adar-Gar – The one who can change air into fire.
64. Baad-Nam-Gar – The one who transforms air into water.
65. Baad-Gel-Gar – The one who transforms air into ashes. ‘GEL’ can also mean earth.
66. Baad-Gerad-Tum – The one who can transform air to dust.
67. Adar-Kibrit-Tum – The one who transforms fire into jewels.
68. Baad-Gar-Jaae – The one who can produce fresh air everywhere.
69. Aab-Tum – Creator of plentiful waters.
70. Gel-Adar-Gar – The one who transforms ashes or Earth into fire.
71. Gel-Vad-Gar – The one who can transform ashes or earth into air.
72. Gel-Nam-Gar – The one who transforms ashes or earth into water.
73. Gar-Gar – The Master Architect; the artisan of artisans.
74. Gar-O-Gar – The fulfilller of all desires and wishes.
75. Gar-Aa-Gar – The Creator of Mankind.
76. Gar-Aa-Gar-Gar – The Creator of the entire Universe.
77. A-Gar-Aa-Gar – The Creator of the Elements of Nature.
78. A-Gar-Aa-Gar-Gar – The Creator of the cluster of Stars.
79. A-Gumaan – The one who is never doubted.
80. A-Zamaan – The Infinite.
81. A-Khuaan – The ever wakeful and watchful.
82. Aamast – The one with Supreme Intelligence.
83. Fashutnaa – The eternal protector; one who leads us to progress, prosperity, increase and safeguards the well being of all. Popular of Parsi girls.
84. Padmaani – Maintaines equilibrium and moderation on this planet.
85. Firozgar – Victorious. Firoz is a name given to the male while Feroza for the female in the community.
86. Khudaavand – The Lord, Master and King of the Universe.
87. Ahura-Mazd – The Omniscient Creator of All Life.
88. Abarin-Kohun-Tavan – The Preserver of all that is ancient maintaining the origin of the creations.
89. Abrin-No-Tavan – The great Rejuvenatore. The one who has the power of rendering the creations anew.
90. Vaspaan – The one who reaches out and attains to all its Creations.
91. Vaspaar – The Lord Beneficent bringing success to all. Vaspan, Vaspar and Vispi are names of Zoroastrian males.
92. Khaawar – The merciful Lord.
93. Ahu – The one and only reality; the Lord of the World.
94. Avakshidaar – the one who grants mercy; the one who forgives.
95. Daadaar – The just Creator of the Universe. We always say “Pak Dadar Ahura Mazda” meaning the Holy God.
96. Rayomand – The Radiant one. Full of lustre and splendour. A name given to Parsi boys.
97. Khoremand – Full of ‘Khoreh’ i.e. divine energy and glory.
98. Daavar – The Dispenser of Justice. A surname in the community.
99. Kerfegar – The Lord of meritorious deeds. Also a name given to male Zoroastrians.
100.Bokhtaar – The saviour from all troubles.
101.Farshogar – The progress of the Soul.
~ 7 AMESHASPENTAS & YAZATS ~ (Courtsey ; Avesta.org)
Hormaz (Av.Ahura Mazda Phl.Hormazd):1st Amshashpand.The Lord of Wisdom,The Omniscient Supreme God Presiding over Humanbeings
Bahman (Av Vohu Mano Phl. Vohuman):Good Mind or Purpose. 2nd Amshashpand Presiding over animals.
Ardibehest (Av Asha Vahishta Phl.Ardwahisht):lit. Highest Asha, the3rd. Amshashpand presiding over Asha and fire.
Shahrewar (Av Khshathra Vairya):lit. 'Holy Devotion', the 4th. Amshashpand presiding over the earth & metals
Spendarmad (Av Spenta Armaiti):Holy (or Beneficent) Devotion.The 5th.FEMALE Amshashpand Presiding over the Earth
Khordad (Av Haurvatat Phl. Hordad): Wholeness (Perfection or Health).the 6th FEMALE Amshashpand Presiding over the waters.
Amardad (Av Ameretat): lit. 'Immortality or life', 7th FEMALE Amshashpand presiding over the Earth&.plants.
~ THE YAZATS Guardian Angels Worthy of Worship ~
Aban:Avan (Av. Ardevisur Anahita): :lit. 'strong, immaculate Anahita', FEMALE Yazad personifying water.
Adar (Av.Atar Phl. Atash): lit. fire; yazad presiding over fire. He is referred to as 'the Son of Ahura Mazda' in the Avesta.
Ahuraani: FEMALE Yazad presiding over water
Airyaman:Yazad of friendship and healing. (Indo-Iranian in origin)
Akhshti: Yazad personifying peace
Aneran (Av.Anaghra Raocha Phl. Anagran):Yazad of the 'endless light'
Apam Napat:Yazad of waters (Indo-Iranian in origin). aka Ahura Berezant (Phl. Burz Yazad)
Ashishwangh ( Av.Ashi Vanghuhi Phl. Ard)::lit. 'good blessings, rewards', FEMALE Yazad presiding over blessings & rewards
Ashtad (Av,Arshtat Phl. Ashtad): FEMALE Yazad personifying rectitude or justice
Asman :Yazad presiding over the sky.
Bahram (Av.Verethraghna Phl. Warharan): lit. 'victory', Yazad personifying victory & triumph over evil (Indo-Iranian in origin)
Chisti (or Chista): FEMALE Yazad personifying religious wisdom. Her name probably means 'Instruction'. Also known as Razishta Chis ('Most Upright Chista')
Daham (Av..Dahma Afriti Phl..Dahman Afrin): embodiment of power of benediction. Yazad honored on the fourth day after death
Damoish Upamana: Yazad personifying anathema
Day-pa-Adar (Av Dadvah e Atar): The Creator's day before Adar(Fire).
Day-pa-Deen (Av Dadvah e Daena): The Creator's day before Deen (Religion)
Day-pa-Mehr (Av Dadvah e Mihr): The Creator's day before Mithra (Light)
Deen (Av.Daena Phl Den): FEMALE Yazad presiding over the religion, also, Inner Self or Conscience.
Drvaspa:(Gosh Yazad) FEMALE Yazad personifying cattleErethe: FEMALE Yazad personifying truth
Frawardin (Av Fravashis): The Guardian Angels
Gaw (Av. Gavaevodat):lit. Primordial Cow or CattleYazad personifying cattle.
Gosh (Av.Geush Urvan Phl. Goshorun): lit. 'the soul of the cow orcattle'. Personification of animal life
Gowad (Av Vata Phl. Vad): Yazad personifying the 'Good wind' or atmosphere (Var,Vayu Indo-Iranian in origin)
Haoma (Phl. Hom): Yazad presiding over the haoma plant, which has medicinal and spiritual properties. (Indo-Iranian in origin)
Haptoiringa: A star Yazad, associated with Ursa Major
Havani (Phl. Hawan): Yazad presiding over the second watch (gah) of each day (sunrise to noon).
Khorshed (Av.Hvare-khshaeta Phl. Khwarshed): lit. 'the shining sun', the Yazad presiding over the Sun
Khwarenah (Phl. Khwarrah, Farrah): Yazad presiding over Divine Grace or Fortune.
Maonghah (Phl Mah): Yazad presiding over the Moon.
Marespand (Av.Manthra Spenta Phl. Mahraspand): lit 'Holy Word'(Maanthra), Yazad who embodies the Holy Word also specific sections of scripture with certain poetic and spiritual properties
Meher Mihr (Av Mithra Phl. Mihr): Yazad presiding over the contract, personification of light. (Indo-Iranian in origin
Mohor (Av Mah) :The Moon
Nairyosangha (Phl. Neryosang): Yazad who acts as messenger of Ahura Mazda, associated with prayer. (Indo-Iranian in origin)
Paoiryaenis: Star Yazad associated with the Pleiades
Parendi: FEMALE Yazad of 'Abundance' or 'Plenitude'. (Indo-Iranian in origin)
Paurwanya: Star Yazad associated with a constellation of uncertain identity
Ram (Av Raman): Yazad presiding over Joy or Felicity
Rapithwin: Yazad presiding over the period of the day (gah) from noon to Mid-Noon(3.45 p.m)
Rashne (Av.Rashnu Phl. Rashn): FEMALE Yazad personifying truth& justice (Rashne Raast!) Yazad of Justice
Rata: FEMALE Yazad personifying charity (Indo-Iranian in origin)
Sarosh (Av Sraosha Phl. Srosh): :lit. 'Hearkening' i.e. paying attention; a spirit being who guards the soul for three days after death
Satavaesa: A star Yazad, perhaps of Fomalhaut
Tir (Av Tishtrya Phl. Tishtar): FEMALE Yazad presiding over the star Sirius. Brightest Star in the heavens Tishtrya also directs the rain.
Tishtryaeinis: Star Yazad associated with Canis Minor
Upa-Paoiri: Arietis
Ushah: FEMALE Yazad of the dawn (Indo-Iranian in origin)
Ushahin: Yazad presiding over the first watch (gah) of each day (from midnight to daybreak)
Uziren (Phl. Uzerin): Yazad presiding over the fourth watch (gah) of each day (from 3 p.m. to sunset)
Vanant: Star Yazad, associated with Vega.
Visya: Yazad associated with the settlement, invoked along with Savanghi
Zamyat (Av. Zam): FEMALE Yazad presiding over the earth
Zantuma: Yazad presiding over the tribe.
Other spiritual beings, not classified with the above:
Thwasha: Personification of 'Infinite Space'
Zrvan Akarana: Personification of 'Boundless Time'
OLD PERSIAN NAMES (Courtsey ; Avesta.org) Based on Kent, Old Persian Grammar.
Achaemenes. - See Haxâmanish.
Ainairya - a Babylonian
Ardaxcashca (or -shda)- probably miswritten for Artaxerxes, q.v.
Ardumanish - ally of Darius
Ariaramnes.- See Ariyamna,
Ariyamna (Gk. Ariaramnes)- great-grandfather of Darius
Arsaces.- See Arshaka
Arsames.- See Arshâma.
Arses- Son of Artaxerxes III.
Arshaka (Gk. Arsaces)- Persian king.
Arshâma (Gk. Arsames)- Persian king.
Artavardiya- one of Darius's generals
Artaxerxes (Gk), Artaxshasa.- (I, son of Xerxes; II, son of Darius II; III, son of Artaxerxes II)
Artostes- Son of Darius II.
Arxa, Arkha- An Armenian rebel
Âsina- an Elamite rebel
Aspacanah (Gk Aspathines)- bow-bearer of Darius
Atamaita, Umamaita.- An Elamite rebel
Athiyabaushna,- father of Arsaces
Bagâbigna- A Persian, father of Hydarnes.
Bagabuxsha (Gk. Megabyzus)- An ally of Darius..
Bardiya (Gk. Smerdis)- Brother of Cambyses
Cambyses.- See Kambûjiya
Cincixri.- Father of Martiya
Cisantaxma.-a Sagartian rebel
Cishpi (Gk Teispes)- King of Elam about 610 B.C., ancestor of Cyrus and Darius
Cyaxares.- See(H)Uvaxshtra.
Cyrus.- See Kûrush
Dâdarshi.-(1) An Armenian, (2) a Persian, satrap of Bactria.
Dârayavahu (Gk. Darius).- (I, son of Hystaspen, king 522-486 B.C.; II, son of Artaxerxes I, king 426-04 B.C.)
Darius.- See Dârayavahu.
Dâtuvahya.- Father of Megabyzus
Frâda.- A Margian rebel
Fravarti- A Median rebel.
Gaubaruva (Gk. Gobryas)- Ally of Darius.
Gaumâta.- Median pretender, enemy of Darius, who took the name of Smerdis.
Gobryas - See Gaubaruva.
(H)Uvaxshtra (Gk. Cyaxares)- former king of Media
Haldita.- An Armenian, father of Arkha
Haxâmanish (Gk. Achaemenes).- Founder of the Achaemenian dynasty.
Hydarnes.- See Vindarna.
Hystaspes.- See Vishtâspa.
Imanish- name assumed by the Elamite rebel Martiya
Intaphernes.- See Vindafarnah.
Kambûjiya (Gk.Cambyses)- (1) father of Cyrus the Great; (2) son of Cyrus the Great, king of Persia before Darius
Kûrush (Gk. Cyrus)- Founder of the Persian Empire
Marduniya (Gk. Mardonius).- Father of Gobryas-
Martiya- A Susian rebel.
Megabyzus.- See Bagabuxsha.
Nabonidus Nabukudracara (Nebuchadrezzar)- son of Nabonidus; name assumed by the rebels Nidintu-Bel and Arkha
Nabunaita (Gk Nabonidus)- Last king of the New Babylonian Empire, 556-39 B.C.
Nidintu-Bel- A Babylonian
Otanes.- See Utana.
Phraotes- A Median rebel.
Skunxa- A Scythian rebel
Smerdis.- See Gaumâta, Bardiya
Sogdianus-Son of Artaxerxes I,
Taxmaspâda- One of Darius's generals
Teispes.- See Cishpi.
Thuxra- Father of Otanes.
Upadarma- father of Âsina
Utana (Gk. Otanes)- ally of Darius
Vahauka- Father of Ardumanish
Vahumisa (Gk. Vaumisa)- A Persian officer of Darius.
Vahyavishdâpaya- Uncertain word in Sd, probably a corrupt writing of a man's name.
Vahyazdâta- A Persian rebel.
Vaumisa.- See Vahumisa.
Vâyaspâra- Father of Intaphernes
Vindafarnah (Gk. Intaphernes)- A Persian, ally of Darius.
Vindarna (Gk. Hydarnes)- A Persian, ally of Darius.
Vishtâspa (Gk. Hystaspes)- Father of Darius.
Vivâna- A Persian, satrap in Arachosia.
Xerxes.- See Xshayârshan.
Xshathrita- name assumed by the Median rebel Phraortes
Xshayârshan (Gk Xerxes)- Persian King.
ZARATHUSHTRA'S ANCESTORS.
Zarathustra
Pourushahsp
Peteretrasp
Aurogdaspa (Urvadaspa)
Haechatasp
Arej Dareshane (Harshan)
\Hardaar
Spitman
Vaedesht
Niaajem (Ayjem)
Erech (Rajan)
Dorasharoob (Dorasaroon)
Manosh Chehr (Minocher)
Manosh Aorvar
Manosh Aorvak
Nairyosang
Varjidedin
Veejak
Aeriaak
Eethritaak
Eebitak
Farjishak
Jishak
Aerach (Eruch)
Faridun
IRANI ZOROASTRIAN BOY'S NAMES (Courtesy ; Avesta.org)
From Farhang-e Behdinan, by Jamshid Sorush Sorushian, Tehran, 1956.
From Yazd
-
aflâtun
avadun
beeruj
beeruz
beezu(d)
bemun
bondoor
boobak
borzu
borzuvog
buzarjomer
-
dinyor
dorow
erdeshir
erdog
espendiyor
-
feloma
fereydun
-
-
-
geshu
giv
guda
gushtu
hemog
hemovend
hormezyor
hurmez
iraj
jem
jemog
jemshir
jemshirog
jomos
joongir
jumerd
kaus
keekobu
-
loorosb
marzun
meer
meerabun
meerized
meerog
meerow
menucher
mondegor
movendu
moyor
namirog
navzal
navzar
numdor
numog
nush
nushiravun
nushog
ovodun
ozargoshasp
parhod
pashuten
peloma
rustem
shaariyor
shaarog
shopur
shorox
siyovaxsh
soroob
sorush
sorushyor
tirando
urmez
urmezyor
vaamen
vaamenog
vaarom
vahmerd
vamiyor
virop
virovog
xasru
xdooau
xdooba
xdoobenda
xdoodo
xdoomrod
xdooprast
xdooyor
xoni
xoniyog
xorsend
zool
From Kerman
âdorbâd
aflâtun
âbâdun
beeruz
-
behzâd
-
bondâr
bâbak
borzu
-
buzarjomer
dâryush
dinyâr
dârow
erdeshir
-
espendiyâr
fariborz
-
fereydun
flâmarz
framarz
gershâ
gershâsb
giv
gudarz
gushtâ
-
hemâvand
hormezyâr
hormez
iraj
-
jemog
jenshid
-
jumâs
joongir
jumerd
kâvus
keykâvus
kuresh
lorâs
marzebun
mehr
meerabun
meerized
-
meerâb
menucher
mundegâr
mâvanda
mâyâr
-
-
nowzar
numdâr
-
nush
nowshiravun
nushug
-
âzargoshasp
parhâd
pashuten
-
rustem
shaariyâr
shaaro
shâpur
shâârox
siyâvaxsh
soorâb
sorush
sorushyâr
tirendâz
-
-
vaamen
-
vaarom
behmard
vamiyâr
veyrâp
-
xosrow
-
xodâba
xodâbande
xodâdâd
xodâmorâd
xodaperast
xodâyâr
xâni
-
-
zâl
IRANI ZOROASTRIAN GIRL'S NAMES (Courtesy ; Avesta.org)
From Farhang-e Behdinan, by Jamshid Sorush Sorushian, Tehran, 1956.
From Yazd
arnavoz
-
boonu
delbar
deyboonu
dawla
doxmal
droxshanda
gawhar
golboonu
golchir
golrox
homyun
irunboonu
irundoxt
kaadoxt
kahin
kahinboonu
katin
katoyun
katun
keshvar
keyundoxt
laal
maadoxt
mahin
mahinboonu
manija
maxmal
meerboonu
meerengiz
moorox
mooxorshid
morvori
musti
nabot
odoxt
ovog
-
pariboonu
parvona
-
parxonda
perengis
purundoxt
roxshanda
rudoba
rudova
sarvar
shaker
shakerboonu
shirin
shirinboonu
simin
sudoova
sudowba
taamina
teerat
towbanda
voneir
vovog
vowneir
xarmen
zarboonu
From Kerman
arnevâz
âzarmindoxt
bânu
delbar
deybânu
dowlat
doxmal
farxonda
gooar
golbânu
golchehr
golrox
homâyun
irânbânu
irândoxt
kaadoxt
kahin
kahinbânu
katin
katâyun
-
keshvar
keyândoxt
laal
maadoxt
mahin
mahinbânu
manija
maxmal
meerbânu
meerangiz
mârox
mâhxorshid
morvâri
mâsti
nabât
-
-
ownehir
paribânu
parvâna
parichehr
-
perengis
purondoxt
roxshenda
rudâba
-
sarvar
shaker
shakerbânu
shirin
shirinbânu
simin
-
sudâba
tahmina
tehrat
tâbenda
-
-
-
xarmen
zarbânu