Liran
From Hebrew, meaning "my song, my joy". Barely sixty people in Poland carry it, most of them men, and no newborn gets it now: most Poles have never met one.
Liran Pronunciation
Liran is pronounced LEE-rahn (/ˈliran/).
What Liran means
Where Liran comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Liran begins in Hebrew, built from two small pieces. "Li" means "mine," and "ran" comes from a root that carries the sense of song or a glad cry. Read together they give the meaning recorded here: my song, my joy.
The name belongs to modern Israel, where it spread in the twentieth century and is given to boys and girls alike. No pet forms or shortened variants travel with it. Liran stays whole.
Among Polish parents the name is rare, and it would draw a second glance on a school class register. It points to a Jewish and Hebrew origin without any disguise. The meaning sits close to the sound, since the Hebrew words for "mine" and "song" rest right inside the two syllables. Say the name and you have already said most of what it means.
How many people are named Liran
1 in 418553 men in Poland is named Liran. 60 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #4764 among male names.