Armin
Armin is a Muslim boy name of Persian origin, meaning “A prince of the Shahnameh”.
| Meaning | A prince of the Shahnameh |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Persian |
| Written as | آرمین |
| Pronunciation | ar-MEEN |
| Tradition | Muslim |
| Used in | Iran, Bosnia And Herzegovina |
Meaning and origin of Armin
Armin is a Persian name found in Ferdowsi's Shahnameh, the national epic, where he appears as a son of King Kay Qubad. No one is certain what the name first meant. In Germany, Armin is a different name that goes back to the chieftain Arminius. Muslim families in Bosnia use Armin as well, alongside its long history in Iran, so it bridges two quite different worlds.
Is Armin a Muslim name?
Armin is not Arabic, but Muslim families in Iran and Bosnia use it, and its meaning raises no conflict with Islam.
How popular is Armin?
Armin is used in Iran and Bosnia, and by Persian families abroad.
Gifts with the name Armin
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Spellings and variants of Armin
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Armin mean?
Armin means 'A prince of the Shahnameh'. It is of Persian origin.
Is Armin a Muslim name?
Armin is not Arabic, but Muslim families in Iran and Bosnia use it, and its meaning raises no conflict with Islam.
How do you pronounce Armin?
Armin is pronounced ar-MEEN.
Is Armin a boy or girl name?
Armin is usually a boy name.