Shahryar
Shahryar proper noun: name of the fictional Persian Sassanid King of Kings married to Scheherazade in the story One Thousand and One Nights.
Proper noun
Shahryar
- Name of the fictional Persian Sassanid King of Kings married to Scheherazade in the story One Thousand and One Nights.
Shahryar meaning in Hindi, Urdu and Arabic
Shahryar in Hindi
- name of the fictional Persian Sassanid king
- शहरयार śaharyār
Shahryar in Urdu
- name of the fictional Persian Sassanid king
- شَہْریار śahryār
Shahryar in Arabic
- name of the fictional Persian Sassanid king
- شَهْرَيَار šahrayār
Origin of Shahryar
Borrowed from Classical Persian شَهْرْیَار (šahryār).
Questions about Shahryar
- What does Shahryar mean?
- Shahryar means name of the fictional Persian Sassanid King of Kings married to Scheherazade in the story One Thousand and One Nights.
- What is Shahryar in Hindi?
- Shahryar in Hindi is शहरयार (śaharyār). See Shahryar meaning in Hindi.
- What part of speech is Shahryar?
- Shahryar is a proper noun.
Words near Shahryar in the dictionary
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