Mazhar

The male first name Mazhar comes from the Arabic term maẓhar (مَظْهَر), which means 'appearance, expression.' It can be freely translated as 'the appearance' or 'the respected one.' Primarily, Mazhar is common in Arab, Persian, and Turkish regions.

What does the name Mazhar mean?

Mazhar is a male name that derives from the Arabic word maẓhar (مَظْهَر), which stands for 'appearance, expression.' The translation roughly means 'the appearance' or 'the respected one.' The name is primarily used in Arab and Persian cultures as well as in Turkey.

Where does the name Mazhar come from?

The name Mazhar has Arabic roots and means 'the appearance' or 'the respected one.' The Arabic word maẓhar (مَظْهَر) consists of terms for appearance and expression. It can be found in Arabic, Persian, and Turkish languages.

How do you pronounce Mazhar?

Mazhar is pronounced approximately as 'Maz-har.'

Popularity

In Germany, Mazhar is a rather rare first name. Currently, it ranks 5,840th on the list of the most common names for boys. Its best placement was in 2014, when it reached 2,646th place. Over the last ten years, Mazhar has been chosen as a first name around 20 times, which gives it a 5,627th place in the ten-year statistics. Between 2010 and 2024, it ranks 5,629th.

Famous people

• Ahmet Mazhar Bozdogan (swimmer)
• Hamid Ali Mazhar Shah (Danish cricketer)
• Mazhar Abdel Rahman (Egyptian footballer)
• Mazhar Abro (writer from Pakistan)
• Mazhar Ali Khan (Indian singer)
• Mazhar Hussain (cricketer from Pakistan)
• Mazhar Kaleem (Pakistani writer)
• Mazhar Kamran (Indian film director)
• Mazhar Khaleghi (American singer)
• Mazhar Khan (actor from India)
• Mazhar Mahmood Qurashi (Pakistani scholar)
• Mazhar Mahmut Alanson (musician, guitarist, actor, member of a Turkish pop band)
• Mazhar Munir (British actor)
• Mazhar Sevket Ipsiroglu (art historian)
• Mazhar Ul islam (Pakistani writer)
• Mazhar Zaidi (Pakistani film producer)