Aziz
Meaning: Aziz — a cherished, respected, and beloved person, worthy of honor and affection. This name typically refers to someone of high status, respected and esteemed in society. It also signifies a person who is valued, spoken of with love and reverence.
Origin: Arabic names
Etymology
The name Aziz originates from Arabic and means “precious,” “respected,” “honorable,” and “great.” In Islamic tradition, it is also one of the 99 beautiful names of Allah — Al-‘Aziz (The Almighty, The Invincible, The Honorable). Therefore, this name carries deep religious and moral meaning, often given to wish a child honor, respect, and dignity.
Statistics
The name Aziz is widely used in Muslim-majority countries such as Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, and others. In Uzbekistan, it gained popularity especially between 1990–2010. In recent years, it continues to be favored for its modern, short, and clear form. Its religious importance helps maintain its popularity across generations.
Famous People
- Aziz Sancar — Nobel Prize-winning Turkish biochemist and molecular biologist, known for his research on DNA repair.
- Aziz Nesin — Renowned Turkish writer, satirist, and public figure known for his socially critical literature.
Variants
Azizbek, Azizjon, Azizxon, Abdulaziz
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