Origin and Meaning of Aban

The name Aban means 'a name of the sacred river' in Persian.

Origin: Persian - Derived from the ancient Persian word 'Ab', meaning 'water'. In Zoroastrianism, Aban is also the name of an angel associated with water.

• Aban is a name of significance in Zoroastrianism, which is one of the world's oldest continuously practiced religions and has historical roots in Persia (modern-day Iran).
• The name can vary in use and popularity across different cultures, particularly in Iran where it is recognized as a traditional name.
• Notable figures with the name include Aban, an Iranian cleric and prominent figure in the history of Persian literature.
• In modern times, Aban remains relatively rare as a first name outside of Persian-speaking communities, but it holds cultural importance.
• Related names include Abani (Sanskrit origin meaning 'earth') and Abanita, a variation with a feminine form.