Xanzad
No, Xanzad is not a Quranic name. It derives from Kurdish and Persian aristocratic traditions.
It means "born of a Khan," "noble-born," or "princess," indicating royal lineage and noble descent.
Yes, it has deep roots in Kurdish history, particularly among the nobility of historical Kurdish emirates.
It is pronounced as KHAN-zahd, with a guttural Kh sound (like the Scottish 'loch') representing the Kurdish X.
No, it remains very rare and is considered a classical name preserved in historical records rather than common usage.