Mírzá
Mírzá is a Persian given name and title. As a given name, it is typically masculine and common throughout the Persian-speaking world, including Iran, Afghanistan, and among Persian diasporas. The name itself is derived from the Middle Persian word "mārzpān," which originally referred to a margrave or a governor of a frontier province. Over time, "mārzpān" evolved into "Mírzá," and its meaning broadened to include terms like "prince," "son of a nobleman," or simply a respected male individual.
As a title, Mírzá was historically used to denote nobility, royalty, or a person of high social