Solmaz
Fact sheet
- Name
- Solmaz
- Gender
- Girl name
- Syllables
- 2
The female name Solmaz is derived from the Turkish adjective solmaz, which means "colorfast" or "non-fading." Consequently, Solmaz can also be interpreted as "the one who does not wither" or "the Ever-Blooming." In a freer interpretation, one might also refer to "the Immortal." The name is especially common in Turkey and Iran.
What does the name Solmaz mean?
The girl's name Solmaz derives from the Turkish adjective solmaz, which means "colorfast" or "non-fading." Therefore, Solmaz can be translated as "the Non-Fading" or "the Ever-Blooming," while the freer meaning "the Immortal" can also be considered. The name is especially prevalent in Turkey and Iran. Notable bearers include the Austrian journalist Solmaz Khorsand and the Iranian-American poet Solmaz Sharif.
Where does the name Solmaz come from?
The first name Solmaz has its roots in the Turkish language and means among other things "the Non-Fading" or "the Ever-Blooming."
How do you pronounce Solmaz?
Solmaz is pronounced approximately as: Soll-mahz.
Popularity
In Germany, Solmaz is a rare name. In 2022, it ranked 5,539th on the list of the most common female baby names. The best ranking was achieved in 2016 with 2,371st place. In the last ten years, Solmaz has been given as a first name about 20 times, placing it 5,715th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 5,387th.
Nicknames & pet names
Soli / Solmi / Soly
Famous people
- Solmaz Gholami (filmmaker from Iran)
Frequently asked questions about the name Solmaz
What does the name Solmaz mean?
The name Solmaz means "the Non-Fading" or "the Ever-Blooming" and can also be interpreted as "the Immortal." It comes from the Turkish adjective solmaz, which means "colorfast" or "non-fading."
Where does the name Solmaz come from?
Solmaz has its roots in the Turkish language and is also common in Azerbaijani, Iranian, Persian, and Turkish languages.
How popular is the name Solmaz?
The first name Solmaz is particularly common in Turkey and Iran, where it is chosen by many parents who appreciate its symbolic meaning.