Mirsab is a unique and uncommon given name, originating from the Middle Eastern region. It is of Arabic origin, derived from the words 'Mirsad' which means 'fortunate', and 'Alabbas', meaning 'servant'. This combination translates to 'the fortunate servant of Allah'. The name Mirsab is often associated with qualities such as devotion, humility, and fortune, reflecting its religious roots. Spelling variations include Mirsad, Mirsaid, and Mirsalim, although Mirsab remains the most common spelling. It is predominantly used in countries like Iraq, Syria, and Iran, but it can also be found among other Middle Eastern communities worldwide. The name Mirsab does not have a specific gender association and can be used for both boys and girls. It is often given to children born under fortunate circumstances or as a symbol of hope and prosperity. In terms of numerology, the name Mirsab adds up to the number 8, which is associated with power, balance, and material success. The name Mirsab does not have a specific day dedicated to its celebration in the liturgical calendars. Instead, it is celebrated on the day of 'Eid ul-Fitr', marking the end of the Islamic month of Ramadan.
The name Mirsab was quite uncommon during 2010, with only five babies being given this name that year out of total births.