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Hasrat

HAHS-raht /hɑsˈrɑt/

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In short
Explore the unique and meaningful South Asian name Hasrat, symbolizing deep longing and desire, perfect for a baby girl.
U.S. rank 2025
Not in the 2025 data · last seen 2024 (#12,161)
Babies in 2024
7 (<0.01% of girls)
Peak
#12,161 in 2024
First recorded
2023

Meaning of Hasrat

The name Hasrat, pronounced HAHS-raht (/hɑsˈrɑt/), is a distinctive and evocative choice for a baby girl. While it is relatively rare in the United States, as evidenced by its occurrence among just six newborns in 2023 with a rank of 13,414, it carries a rich cultural resonance. The name is of South Asian origin and is often associated with feelings of longing or desire, making it not only unique but also deeply meaningful. Its alternative spelling, Hassrat, offers a slight variation while maintaining the name's lyrical quality. Hasrat might appeal to parents seeking a name that reflects deep emotional intensity and cultural richness.

How to pronounce Hasrat

Popularity of Hasrat in the U.S.

Hasrat was last recorded in the U.S. in 2024, ranked #12,161 with 7 babies. It first appears in the records in 2023.

Bar and line chart: Hasrat in the U.S., 2023–2024. Bars: girls given the name each year, most 7 in 2024. Line: rank among girl names, peak #12,161 in 2024.
  • Girls named Hasrat (left scale)
  • Rank among U.S. girl names (right scale, #1 at the top)
By year, 2023–2024. Source: SSA. Download: PNG · SVG
Year-by-year table, 2023⁠–⁠2024 2 rows
Hasrat: babies and rank among girl names in the U.S. by year
YearBabiesRankvs previous year
2024712,161▲ 1,301
2023613,462new

Notable people named Hasrat

  • Hasrat Mohani was an Urdu poet and Indian independence activist who first demanded complete independence for India in 1921.
  • Hasrat Jaipuri was an Indian poet and Hindi film lyricist who wrote in Hindi and Urdu and won two Filmfare Awards.