Baran
Meaning of Baran
Baran, a unisex name of Persian origin meaning “rain” (bah-RAHN, /bɑˈrɑn/), evokes images of gentle showers refreshing parched landscapes, an elemental association that resonates across cultural boundaries. In Persian literature and folk tradition, rain symbolizes renewal and prosperity, qualities that lend Baran a timeless warmth balanced by an undercurrent of quiet strength. It may not provoke a deluge of registrations—annual U.S. occurrences hover modestly between five and fourteen newborns, with ranks close to 900—but this consistency suggests a steady drip of admiration rather than a passing storm. Such measured popularity, far from detracting from its appeal, underscores Baran’s capacity to stand apart in a crowded field, offering parents a name both lyrical and laden with meaning. Its unisex status further enhances its versatility, making Baran a subtle yet distinctive choice for any child destined to forge their own path.
Pronunciation
Persian
- Pronunced as bah-RAHN (/bɑˈrɑn/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Baran
| Baran bo Odar - |
| Baran Ali Gezek - |
