Behrouz

Behrouz is a given name of Persian origin. It is commonly used for males in Iran and by people of Iranian descent. The name Behrouz derives from the Persian words "beh" meaning "good" or "better" and "ruz" meaning "day". Thus, the name can be interpreted as "good day" or "fortunate day".

Notable individuals named Behrouz include Behrouz Vossoughi, a prominent Iranian actor who has appeared in numerous films. Another notable figure is Behrouz Sarshar, an Iranian-American musician and composer. The name is also associated with Behrouz boochani, a Kurdish-Iranian writer, filmmaker, and journalist, known for his book "No Friend But the Mountains: Writing from Manus Prison".

The name Behrouz carries a positive connotation due to its literal meaning. It is a traditional name that has been passed down through generations in Persian culture. While not exclusively tied to any specific region, its usage is most prevalent in countries with Persian linguistic or cultural influence.