Khasan
Barely 180 men in Poland carry it, so most people here will never meet one. The root is Hebrew, but the name took its shape in the Arabic world, where it reads as handsome and good.
Khasan Pronunciation
Khasan is pronounced KKHAH-sahn (/ˈkxasan/).
What Khasan means
Where Khasan comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Khasan travels a long road before it reaches a Polish class register. The name traces to a Hebrew root, then took its familiar shape in the Arabic world, where it reads as handsome and good. Those two senses, piękny and dobry, are the meaning it still carries.
In the Caucasus the name settled deep. Among Chechen and Ingush families Khasan is common, a close relative of the Arabic Hasan. Brothers there are sometimes named Khasan and Khusein, after Hasan and Husayn, the grandsons of the Prophet Muhammad.
The meaning stays plain. Handsome, good. No diminutive softens it and no variant crowds it, so the six letters carry it alone. On a form at the urząd, Khasan looks foreign and reads clean. A boy wears a name that means good and handsome, and needs no gloss to say so.
How many people are named Khasan
1 in 116646 men in Poland is named Khasan. 183 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #2350 among male names.