Ferozeh

Ferozeh is a given name, typically feminine, of Persian origin. The name translates to "turquoise" in English, a precious gemstone known for its distinctive blue-green hue. Turquoise has been valued for centuries, used in jewelry, ornamentation, and believed to possess protective qualities in various cultures.

The name Ferozeh is most commonly found in Iran and other Persian-speaking regions. It is also used by communities with historical or cultural ties to Persia, including in parts of Afghanistan and among diasporic populations. While less common, the name can also be encountered in other parts of the world due to migration.

The association with the gemstone imbues the name Ferozeh with connotations of beauty, rarity, and preciousness. It is a name that evokes a sense of natural splendor and enduring value. As with many names derived from natural elements, Ferozeh carries a timeless and elegant quality. The pronunciation is generally understood as feh-ROH-zeh, with a distinct emphasis on the second syllable. Its usage is often tied to a desire for a name that is both culturally significant and aesthetically pleasing.