Parid is a unique and distinctive male given name of Persian origin. Its meaning is "son of Parid". The name Parid is derived from the ancient Persian name Parida, which was borne by a character in the Shahnameh, the national epic poem of Persia. In the epic, Parid is the son of king Gushtasp and brother to king Bahman.
The name Parid has a rich history and cultural significance in Persia. It was popular among the nobility during the Sassanid Empire (224-651 CE) and continued to be used throughout the medieval period. Today, Parid is still considered a prestigious and noble name in Iran and among Persian communities worldwide.
While the name Parid is not particularly common today, it remains a unique and meaningful choice for parents looking for a name with a rich cultural heritage. Its distinctiveness makes it a standout choice, while its Persian origins give it an exotic and mystical appeal. Overall, Parid is a powerful and dignified name that embodies the strength and nobility of Persia's past.
The name Pari has seen a rise in popularity with ten babies being named Pari over two years, specifically five births in 2017 and another five in 2019.