Hasrat is an Arabic-rooted name, widely used in Urdu, meaning 'longing; deep yearning; wish' — a word woven through poetry. It reads as an emotive, lyrical pick, rare in the U.S. (said 'HUS-rut').

In the U.S. it appears rarely, mostly in Urdu-speaking families. Rare, poetic, and emotive.

Did you know? Hasrat is an Arabic-rooted word, cherished in Urdu poetry, for 'longing' or 'a deep, tender yearning' — an evocative, feeling-rich pick (said 'HUS-rut').

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References — Hasrat — Arabic/Urdu 'longing; yearning'

Variations

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Nicknames

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What does the name Hasrat mean?

Hasrat is an Arabic-rooted word, used in Urdu, meaning 'longing; a deep yearning or wish.'

How do you pronounce Hasrat?

It's said HUS-rut /ˈhʌs.rət/ — two syllables, stress on the first.

Is Hasrat a boy or girl name?

Here Hasrat is used as a girl's name.

How popular is Hasrat?

Hasrat is a rare name in the U.S., seen mostly in Urdu-speaking families.