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Forooza is a Persian name.It means shine of the moonlight.
WARNING!!! IT'S NOT THE SAME WITH FOROOZAN.
Forooza is kind.
Her name is Forooza.
Forooza by Farrystyles August 17, 2018
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Forouzan is a Persian name for girls that means “radiant”, “brilliant”, “dazzling“ ,”fire” “shining”

It’s one of the most beautiful name with amazing meaning in persian.

This name used in lots of books like Shah nameh or in poems of Sa’adi and Khaghani who are persian poets

This name originally is zoroastrian
Hi what’s your name?!

Hi my name is Forouzan
Forouzan by Seernight August 16, 2018
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forootan 

Another name for a man, usually with superior physical qualities and the ability to attract many beautiful women.
Girl 1 - "Is that a forootan??"
Girl 2 - "Yeah! He's so good looking!"
Girl 1 - "I bet he has a huge penis.."
forootan by theworld1225 October 11, 2010

foroozan jamali 

INSTATUTION
oh no you wrote instatutions not instatution
what is your name
foroozan jamali
foroozan jamali by mega_gay_priest November 22, 2021
Forozan means radiant in persian. Forozan is the kindest soul out there. She's got a big heart and loves the little things in life, and loves to be in love. She is a princess whose goal is to be a housewife. Forozan values her family and friends alot. She never chases any man. Don't ever piss her off otherwise it's gameover.
Is that Forozan?

Yeah, she's the prettiest girl ever.
forozan by Khashiyar kazemi November 22, 2021

forouzanfar 

best person
forouzanfar is best person

Forouzanfar 

Competent. That is the only personality trait
Mr forouzanfar is competent
Forouzanfar by OHkae April 22, 2022
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