Shahzadha as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Shahzadha

What is the meaning of the name Shahzadha ?

The baby name Shahzadha is a Male name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced /ʃɑːhzɑːˈdɑː/ (shah-ZAH-dah).

Shahzadha is Persian, Turkish, Urdu in Origin.

Shahzadha is a South Asian transliteration of Persian Shāhzādeh (شاهزاده), built from shāh “king” and zādeh “born of,” yielding the sense “royal-born,” “prince,” or by extension “princess.” The form reflects Urdu/Hindustani pronunciation and loose romanization conventions, where -dah/-dhah endings alternate. In Persian and Urdu, the strictly masculine form is Shahzada/Shahzadah, with the feminine Shahzadi/Shahzādī.

As a name or honorific, it grew within Persianate courts and literature and was borne by Mughal, Timurid, and Qajar princes; the Ottoman cognate is Şehzade. In modern usage it functions as a given name and sometimes a surname across Pakistan, North India, Afghanistan, and the diaspora, typically male but occasionally unisex. Common variants include Shahzada, Shahzadah, Shahzadeh, Shahzad, Shehzad/Shehzada, Shahzaada; feminine forms: Shahzadi/Shehzadi. Spellings vary by language and diaspora preferences.

⚙ Shahzadha is vanishingly rare. In all, it appears just 3 times, across 2 countries.