Dilmurod
It carries the sense "heart's desire". Just 107 men in Poland go by it, few enough that most Poles have never met one.
Dilmurod Pronunciation
Dilmurod is pronounced deel-MOO-rot (/dilˈmurɔt/).
What Dilmurod means
Where Dilmurod comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Dilmurod is a masculine name carried across Uzbekistan and the wider Persian-speaking world. Its first part, dil, is the Persian word for heart. Its second, murod, comes from the Arabic murad, meaning a wish or an aim. Together they mean heart's desire.
The Persian dil turns up across the region's names, from Dilnoza to Dilbar, always pointing to the heart as the place of longing. Murod fixes that longing on a target. A boy named Dilmurod carries a small sentence, two words fused into one, one from Persian and one from Arabic.
Picture the name read from a class register in a Polish school, among the Jakubs and Piotrs. It looks foreign on the page. Unpacked, its sense turns clear: pragnienie serca, heart's desire. Persian supplies the heart, Arabic supplies the wish.
How many people are named Dilmurod
1 in 199497 men in Poland is named Dilmurod. 107 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #3291 among male names.