Persian
Guldasta
gul‑DAH-sta
Pronunciation: gul‑DAH-sta
باقة أزهار (بَاقةُ أَزْهَار)
Girl Rare
Origin
Persian-Urdu
Meaning
Bouquet; a bunch or cluster of flowers (from Persian 'gul' flower + 'dasta' bundle)
Thematic Cluster
Persian Names Meaning Bouquet & Flowers
Islamic Status
Traditional / Rare
Verification
Needs Review
Quality Score
Not scored
Religious Confidence
Not scored
Letters
8
Meaning Urdu
گلدستہ — پھولوں کا گچھا، پھولوں کا بندھ
Meaning Arabic
باقة أزهار (بَاقةُ أَزْهَار)
Guldasta is a traditional Persian/Urdu feminine given name formed from gul (flower) + dasta/dasteh (bundle), literally 'a bouquet'. As a compound noun it is common in Persian and Urdu vocabulary and poetic usage to denote an arranged cluster of flowers or, metaphorically, a collection of beautiful things. The name is rare as a formal personal name today but is historically attested in Persianate literary usage as a descriptive term. It carries floral and aesthetic connotations rather than religious references, and therefore has no Quranic citation. Related names in similar semantic space include [[Gulchehra]] and [[Gulshan]].
FAQs
What does Guldasta mean?
Guldasta literally means 'bouquet' or 'cluster of flowers', from Persian gul (flower) + dasta/dasteh (bundle).
Is Guldasta an Arabic or Quranic name?
No. Guldasta is Persian/Urdu in origin and functions as a common noun in those languages; it is not mentioned in the Quran.
How is Guldasta written in Urdu?
In Urdu it is commonly written as گلدستہ.
Is Guldasta commonly used?
It is rare as a given name although the word itself is familiar in Persian and Urdu literature.
Does Guldasta have nicknames?
Affectionate short forms used in personal contexts include Gul, Dasta, or Dasti.
Names With Similar Meaning
Golbarg
Flower petal; literally 'gol' (flower) + 'barg' (leaf/petal) in Persian
Gulbacha
Flower Bud
Gulchehra
Flower-faced; having a face like a flower (from Persian 'gul' + 'chehra')
Geziza
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Güzin
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Gulizar
Rose‑adorned; rose‑faced — from Persian components gul (flower/rose) + -izar (adorned/ornament), literally 'adorned with roses' or 'rose‑cheeked'.
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