Gulshan
The name means a garden of roses or flowers. Only about 34 people in Poland carry it, split across women and men, so most Poles have never met one.
Gulshan Pronunciation
What Gulshan means
Where Gulshan comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
The name Gulshan comes from Persian. There, gul means flower or rose, and the ending makes a place of it, so gulshan reads as a rose garden, a flower garden. That same gul sits inside a long family of Persian and Urdu words for blossoms and gardens.
Gulshan travelled widely as both a given name and a place. Districts in Karachi and Dhaka wear the word, green quarters named for their gardens. The Indian actor Gulshan Grover carries it, and so did the music producer Gulshan Kumar. Names like Gulzar and Gulnara share that first piece, gul, the flower. Under every bearer the meaning stays the same.
Gulshan means a garden. On a Polish class register it would sit among names like Kacper and Zuzanna, five letters holding a bed of roses.
How many people are named Gulshan
1 in 805137 women in Poland is named Gulshan. 34 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #6843 among female names.