Jahsir
Meaning of Jahsir
Jahsir glides into a baby name list like a vibrant Kathak dancer under festive lights—full of promise and flair. Derived from the Arabic “Jasir,” meaning bold or fearless, and kissed by the sacred pulse of “Jah” (God), Jahsir feels like a tiny lion-heart summoned for grand adventures. Pronounced jah-SEER (/dʒɑ-sɪr/), it rolls off the tongue with the ease of fresh mango lassi on a warm evening. Though still rare—just 43 little Jahsirs arrived in the U.S. in 2024 (ranked 881)—this spirited name has been inching steadily upward, lighting up baby announcements like Diwali diyas. Parents who choose Jahsir aren’t just picking a name; they’re weaving a story of courage, joy, and a touch of divine mischief for their son’s grand debut.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as jah-SEER (/dʒɑ-sɪr/)
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