Dilnaz
Fewer than fifty women in Poland carry it, so most people here have never met one. The name reads as "heart's grace", and it goes only to girls.
Dilnaz Pronunciation
Dilnaz is pronounced DEEL-nahs (/ˈdilnas/).
What Dilnaz means
Where Dilnaz comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Dilnaz begins in Persian. The first part, dil, means heart. The second, naz, points to charm and a kind of coquettish grace. Put together they read as "charming heart," or in Polish, wdzięk serca.
The name travelled east with the Persian language. It settled into Kazakh and Uzbek speech, where naz still builds many names given today. Gulnaz pairs it with a flower. Ainaz pairs it with the moon. Dilnaz keeps the heart.
For a Polish family the name is a newcomer. It holds no imieniny in the church calendar, so no fixed name-day sits beside it on a form at the urząd. A teacher reading it in a class register meets four clean syllables. The meaning stays legible once the parts are known: dil, the heart, and naz, its grace.
How many people are named Dilnaz
1 in 490083 women in Poland is named Dilnaz. 46 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #5607 among female names.