Kamran
Carried into Polish registers from outside the Slavic and Latin families, through the Arabic cultural sphere: the name means "prosperous, fortunate." Only around 260 men in Poland go by it, so meeting one stays memorable.
Kamran Pronunciation
Kamran is pronounced KAHM-rahn (/ˈkamran/).
What Kamran means
Where Kamran comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Kamran comes to Polish registers from far outside the Slavic world. Its origin sits apart from the familiar European families, and it reached Polish naming lists through the Arabic cultural sphere. The short meaning given is "prosperous, fortunate," and that sense of good fortune has followed the name for a long time.
History supplies a real bearer. Kamran Mirza, second son of Babur, the founder of the Mughal dynasty, ruled Kabul and Kandahar from 1531 to 1553. A prince's name, then, held by a man who governed cities.
For a Polish child today the name arrives with no diminutives and no variants of its own. It stays whole. When a teacher reads down the class register, Kamran sits near Kamil and Kacper, close in sound yet grown from a different root. The meaning stays plain, and it stays kind: fortunate, prosperous. Szczęśliwy, dostatni.
How many people are named Kamran
1 in 80857 men in Poland is named Kamran. 264 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #1881 among male names.
Kamran as a middle name
Kamran is a first name for 264 men in Poland and a middle name for another 12, a 96/4 split. In the men's middle-name ranking it sits 2802nd, between Kain (12) and Kağan (12).
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#2800 Kadi̇r12
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#2801 Kain12
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#2802 Kamran12
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#2803 Kağan12
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#2804 Kieran12