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Gülizar name meaning

“rose-cheeked; a rose-faced beauty”

Gülizar means rose-cheeked or a rose-faced beauty. It comes from the Persian compound gül-izâr, combining the word for rose with an Arabic-derived word for cheek or face. In Türkiye, it is a feminine given name. The poetic comparison of a cheek to a rose provides its concrete literary imagery.

/ɡylizaɾ/
Gender
♀ Girl
Origin
Persian
Syllables
3
Popularity
#766

What does Gülizar mean?

Rose-cheeked; a rose-faced beauty

In Turkish: gül yanaklı; gül yüzlü güzel

Gülizar is generally understood through the poetic comparison of a beautiful face or cheeks to roses. This imagery is well established in classical poetry. Gülzâr, meaning a rose garden, offers a separate interpretation, and the similarity of the forms has led to conflicting explanations.

Origin of the name Gülizar

It is probably from Persian gul, ‘rose’, and ʿiẕār, ‘cheek, face’, in the compound gul-ʿiẕār. It can be confused with gulzār, ‘rose garden’.

Linguistic originPersian, Arabic
In Turkic history and mythNames from Turkic epics
Is Gülizar in the Quran?No
Starts withG · Gü

Double names with Gülizar

Double-name ideas built from names in our dictionary, with the meaning of each name.

  • Gülizar Dıljin

    Meaning of each name

    • Gülizar: rose-cheeked; a rose-faced beauty
    • Dıljin: Life of the heart
  • Havin Gülizar

    Meaning of each name

    • Havin: summer, the summer season
    • Gülizar: rose-cheeked; a rose-faced beauty
  • Gülizar Dilanur

    Meaning of each name

    • Gülizar: rose-cheeked; a rose-faced beauty
    • Dilanur: Light of the heart
  • Mukadder Gülizar

    Meaning of each name

    • Mukadder: predetermined; allotted by fate
    • Gülizar: rose-cheeked; a rose-faced beauty
  • Gülizar Delila

    Meaning of each name

    • Gülizar: rose-cheeked; a rose-faced beauty
    • Delila: Delicate, slender
  • Kübranur Gülizar

    Meaning of each name

    • Kübranur: the greatest and light
    • Gülizar: rose-cheeked; a rose-faced beauty

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How to pronounce Gülizar

Syllables3 · 7 letters · 7-letter girl names
IPA/ɡylizaɾ/

Is Gülizar a girl’s name?

Yes, Gülizar is used mostly as a girl’s name. See all girl names.

♂ Boys 0%Girls 100% ♀

Gülizar does not appear in TÜİK’s top-30 lists (Türkiye and provinces, up to 2025). In our sample of notable people (Wikidata), 11 people bear it; this is not a national figure.

Spellings and similar names

Names that sound like Gülizar

Names with related meanings

Famous people named Gülizar

  • Gülizar Biçer Karaca · b. 1967
  • Gülizar Irmak · b. 1963
  • Gülizar Aydın · b. 1924
  • Gülizar Doğan
  • Gülizar Gülter Veral · b. 1332
  • Gülizar Kolcalar · b. 1978
  • Gülizar Sezer · b. 1978
  • Gülizar Şahin

FAQ about the name Gülizar

What is the meaning of Gülizar?

Gülizar means “rose-cheeked; a rose-faced beauty”. It is probably from Persian gul, ‘rose’, and ʿiẕār, ‘cheek, face’, in the compound gul-ʿiẕār. It can be confused with gulzār, ‘rose garden’.

Is Gülizar a girl’s name?

Yes, Gülizar is used mostly as a girl’s name.

Is Gülizar in the Quran?

No. Neither the name Gülizar nor its source word occurs in the Quran.

What is the origin of the name Gülizar?

Gülizar is of Persian and Arabic origin.

How many syllables does Gülizar have?

Gülizar has 3 syllables and 7 letters.

How popular is the name Gülizar?

Gülizar does not appear in TÜİK’s top-30 lists (Türkiye and provinces, up to 2025). In our sample of notable people (Wikidata), 11 people bear it; this is not a national figure.

What names go well with Gülizar?

Some ideas: Gülizar Dıljin; Havin Gülizar; Gülizar Dilanur.

Famous people named Gülizar?

Notable people named Gülizar include Gülizar Biçer Karaca, Gülizar Irmak, Gülizar Aydın.

Sources and method

Meanings and origins draw on language sources and name dictionaries; popularity figures come from TÜİK’s address-based population register, and notable people from Wikidata.

Entry ID: nm01564 · Updated 2026-10-24 · How we research names · Report a mistake