Zukhriddin
One of the rarest names on the Polish register: just 34 men carry it, and almost no Pole has ever met one. It comes from Arabic, with the sense "splendor of faith".
Zukhriddin Pronunciation
What Zukhriddin means
Where Zukhriddin comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Zukhriddin comes from Central Asia, carried mostly by Uzbek and Tajik speakers. The name is a compound built from Arabic parts. The first, zukhr, means splendor or blossom. The second, ad-din, means of the faith, and it closes a whole family of names across the Muslim world: Salohiddin, Nasriddin, Kamoliddin. Read together, the parts give the meaning splendor of faith.
The -din ending travels well. It shows up in Uzbek and Tajik registers, softened in spelling from the classical ad-din to the local -iddin. That local shape is what a boy named Zukhriddin writes on a form at the urząd if his family settles in Poland.
Polish sources give no confirmed reading of the name. No name-day, no established diminutive. The name stays whole, without a short Polish nickname. What it brings instead is its plain sense, splendor of faith.
How many people are named Zukhriddin
1 in 627829 men in Poland is named Zukhriddin. 34 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #6936 among male names.