Jaarmaan

Jaarmaan is a masculine given name used in South Asia, particularly among Urdu- and Punjabi-speaking communities in India, Pakistan, and in diaspora communities abroad. It is also found in variations such as Armaan and Jaarmaan, depending on transliteration from scripts such as Urdu, Punjabi (Gurmukhi), or Persian-derived spellings.

Origin and meaning: The exact etymology of Jaarmaan is not standardized. In Indo-Persian naming practices, many given names draw on elements that convey wishes or life. The segment armaan commonly appears in names meaning desire, aspiration, or longing, and jaan can denote life. As a result, Jaarmaan is typically interpreted in a similar sense, though individual families may assign personal significance.

Usage and notable people: There are no widely cited public figures or works identified specifically by the spelling Jaarmaan in major reference sources. The more common variant Armaan is well established in contemporary culture and may refer to various persons in music, film, and other fields; Jaarmaan would be a less common transliteration of the same name. People named Jaarmaan may be known locally or within family circles.

See also: Armaan (name) and other transliterations.