Parisa

Parisa is a feminine given name of Persian origin. It is derived from the Persian word pari, meaning “fairy,” with a feminine ending that is commonly interpreted as conveying beauty or grace. The combination is typically understood as “like a fairy” or “angelic,” and the name carries associations with charm and elegance in Persian culture.

The name is widely used in Iran and among Persian-speaking communities, and it has spread to the Iranian diaspora in North America, Europe, and elsewhere. It is commonly chosen for girls in regions with Persian cultural influence and is recognized in various forms and spellings across languages that transliterate Persian names.

Notable people named Parisa include Parisa Tabriz, an Iranian-American computer security expert who has held leadership roles at Google and is known for directing contributions to the Chrome security program. Her prominence in the tech field has contributed to the name’s visibility in international circles. Outside of public figures, Parisa remains a popular choice in Iran and among Persian-speaking families seeking a name that evokes grace and a touch of fantasy.