Sardor
Sardor is a Muslim boy name of Persian, Uzbek form origin, meaning “Chief, leader, commander”.
| Meaning | Chief, leader, commander |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Persian, Uzbek form |
| Written as | سردار |
| Pronunciation | sar-DOR |
| Tradition | Muslim |
| Used in | Uzbekistan, Tajikistan |
Meaning and origin of Sardor
Sardor is how Uzbek and Tajik speakers say the Persian sardār, a word made from sar, head, and dār, holder, which names a chief or an army leader. Pakistani and Indian families know the same word as Sardar. In present-day Uzbekistan, Sardor ranks among the most common names for boys. It carries a sense of leadership and responsibility that many parents find appealing.
Is Sardor a Muslim name?
Sardor is a Persian rather than an Arabic name, but Muslim families in Central Asia use it for its meaning of a leader.
How popular is Sardor?
It is very common in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
Gifts with the name Sardor
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Spellings and variants of Sardor
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Sardor mean?
Sardor means 'Chief, leader, commander'. It is of Persian, Uzbek form origin.
Is Sardor a Muslim name?
Sardor is a Persian rather than an Arabic name, but Muslim families in Central Asia use it for its meaning of a leader.
How do you pronounce Sardor?
Sardor is pronounced sar-DOR.
Is Sardor a boy or girl name?
Sardor is usually a boy name.