Rohangiz

Rohangiz derives from Persian روح (ruh, 'soul' or 'spirit') combined with the suffix انگیز/انگیز (-angiz, 'arousing' or 'stimulating'), giving the sense 'that which moves the soul' or 'soul-stirring.' The formation and components are standard Persian morphology, attested in Persian literary language and modern name registers rather than in the Quran. As a female given name it is uncommon and regarded as poetic; it is seen in Iranian cultural contexts and in Persian-speaking communities. Related names that occupy similar poetic registers include [[Roya]] (meaning 'dream/vision') and [[Shirin]] (meaning 'sweet'), which are also Persian feminine names with literary histories. Rohangiz is not a Quranic name and does not have an authenticated hadith attribution; its use is cultural and linguistic within Persianate naming traditions.