Aziza

Aziza is a female given name of Arabic origin. It derives from the masculine Aziz, meaning "powerful," "mighty," or "respected," with Aziza commonly translated as "beloved," "dear," or "precious." The name is used in various Arabic-speaking and Muslim communities and has spread to other regions through cultural exchange and diaspora.

In terms of spelling and pronunciation, Aziza has several variants depending on language and script. Common forms include Azizah, Azizeh, or Azize; in Turkish contexts the form Azize is common, while in Persian or Urdu settings Aziza or Azizah may be used. The name is often chosen for its positive connotations of value and affection and is typically given to girls.

Notable individuals bearing the name include Aziza Mustafa Zadeh (born 1971), an Azerbaijani pianist, vocalist, and composer known for blending jazz with traditional Eastern and classical influences. Her prominence has helped bring attention to the name in international circles.

See also: Aziz (masculine form), Azize (Turkish feminine form). The name Aziza embodies a blend of reverence and endearment across diverse cultures, reflecting its roots in the broader Arabic naming tradition.