Farschadan

Farschadan is a given name of Persian origin. It is typically a masculine name and is composed of two elements. The first part, "far" or "farr," refers to glory, splendor, or divine radiance. The second part, "shadan," derives from the word "shadi," meaning joy or happiness. Therefore, Farschadan can be interpreted to mean "one who possesses radiant joy" or "bringer of glorious happiness." The name has historical and cultural roots in ancient Persia and is still used in some Persian-speaking communities today. Its usage is not widespread globally but remains a significant personal identifier within its cultural context. The name's meaning imbues it with positive connotations, often associated with auspiciousness and a bright disposition.