Dilshoda

The name Dilshoda comes from the origins of Uzbekistan, Persian/Iranian, and Russian. It means "joyful, happy, cheerful soul" and "Happy heart makes happy people around them". A Dilshoda is a very pretty and kind-hearted person. They are very forgiving and they care for their friends and family. If your a Dilshoda's best friend then you should know that you mean so much to them and they are so happy to have you in their life.

That's my friend Dilshoda.
Dilshoda and I will be hanging out tomorrow.

by thatSmartAsiann_ February 14, 2022

Dilshoda

The name Dilshoda means “happy”, “cheerful” and “kind” person. The name Dilshoda comes from Uzbekistan, with persian/iranian roots. Dilshoda is the most kind hearted, the most smart, the most pretty and the most golden person you will have ever met. If you have a friend named Dilshoda, do not let go of them.

Dilshoda is my friend.
I am at the movies with Dilshoda.
I think the smartest girl here is Dilshoda.

by theamericanboi June 17, 2024

Dilshod

A male persian name which stands for "Content Heart", Dil-Heart , Shod-Content.

Dil also mean heart in many other languages like : Hindi, Turkish, Tajik ,Pashtu and Uzbek.

A:Hey man, I heard you had a son , what did you name him ?

B:We thought of many names and thought that Dilshod will be good.

by Jet Li December 24, 2007

Dilshod

Dilshod is a very unique name that originated in persia and means blessful heart. When you first look at a Dilshod, you don't know what to expect. They're easy to approach and not shy at all. When I first met a Dilshod, I made the mistake of not getting to know him. Don't worry if you have made the same mistake, because it's never too late with them. With a wonderful sense of humor, calming voice, and easy to talk to attitude, nobody is ever dissatisfied with a Dilshod. A Dilshod knows a good person when he meets them, and even though he cares for a lot of people, he will only let special people get to know him.

Once you are a friend of Dilshod, you should forget all other friends.

by McMillan's Dictionary Edit. November 26, 2019