Shaad Khatun — Baby Name Meaning and Origin

Shaad Khatun is a name of elegance and grace for a girl. It carries a regal and majestic aura. Shaad Khatun means 'joyful princess' in Persian, combining the essence of happiness and royalty.

Shaad Khatun

Letter: S

Unisex

Meaning of Shaad Khatun:

Shaad Khatun is a name of elegance and grace for a girl. It carries a regal and majestic aura. Shaad Khatun means 'joyful princess' in Persian, combining the essence of happiness and royalty. It is a name that embodies the spirit of a strong and confident young woman who brings joy and positivity to those around her. Shaad Khatun is a name that will make your daughter feel like a true princess.

Gender: Unisex
Origin: Persian

Origin:

Persian

More names starting with S:

Saabegh , Saabeghoddin , Saabih , Saabir , Saabit , Saad , Saadan , Saadi , Saadiq , Saadoldin , Saaduddin , Saadullah

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Frequently asked questions about Shaad Khatun

What does the name Shaad Khatun mean?

Shaad Khatun is a name of elegance and grace for a girl. It carries a regal and majestic aura. Shaad Khatun means 'joyful princess' in Persian, combining the essence of happiness and royalty.

What is the origin of the name Shaad Khatun?

Shaad Khatun is a unisex name of Persian origin.

Is Shaad Khatun a boy or girl name?

Shaad Khatun is commonly used as a unisex name.

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