Boy · Arabic · Muslim
Faaiz
فائزSay it FAA-iz
- Meaning today
- Winner, successful, victorious
- Original meaning
- "one who wins or attains good fortune; an overcomer" Lane, p. 2458
- Say it
- FAA-iz
- Written
- فائز
- Other spellings
- Faez, Fayez, Faaez
Faaiz
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Faaiz meaning
Faaiz (فائز) is a Muslim boy's name of Arabic origin.
One who wins or attains good fortune; an overcomer
Also used to mean: winner, successful, victorious
Faaiz (فائز) is the Arabic active participle of fāza, "to win". Lane's lexicon explains fāza as to attain or win good fortune, or whatever one wished and sought, and gives fawz as its verbal noun; Steingass defines fāʾiz in Persian as an overcomer, one who reaches or attains. Name lists give "winner", "successful" or "victorious", which matches the dictionaries. The name is distinct from Faiz (فیض), which comes from fayḍ, "abundance, grace", although both are often written Faiz in English; families who mean "winner" usually spell it Faaiz or Faez.
Source: Lane, An Arabic–English Lexicon (1863–93), Book I, Part 6, p. 2458 · entry fāza, fāʾiz (فَازَ، فَائِزٌ), root f-w-z · See the entry · checked 25 Oct 2026
References: Lane, Arabic–English Lexicon, fāza (فَازَ), Book I p. 2458 · Steingass, fāʾiz, p. 906 · Steingass, fauz, p. 941
Spellings
Faaiz · Faez · Fayez · Faaez