Firuz
Only 79 men in Poland carry it, and no newborns have taken it this century, so most Poles have never met a Firuz. The name means "victorious".
Firuz Pronunciation
Firuz is pronounced FEE-roos (/ˈfirus/).
What Firuz means
Where Firuz comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Firuz reaches Polish name lists tagged as Slavic, with one clear meaning behind it: victorious. The word points at winning, at coming out ahead of a rival. No saint stands behind the name, and the Polish calendar fixes no name-day to it.
The gloss in Polish keeps the same firm edge: zwycięski. It is an adjective, blunt and direct. The word names a result, a win already taken. A boy answering to it meets that meaning each time a teacher reads the class register aloud.
Firuz stays rare in Poland. That rarity leaves the meaning uncovered by habit, so the sense of victory reads first. Whatever else a bearer becomes, the name he signs on an urząd form still means victorious.
How many people are named Firuz
1 in 270205 men in Poland is named Firuz. 79 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #3999 among male names.