Aghajani

Aghajani is a surname of Persian origin. It is common in Iran and among Iranian diaspora communities. The name's etymology likely derives from a combination of "Agha," a Persian title of respect equivalent to "master" or "sir," and the suffix "jani," which signifies endearment or affection, similar to "dear" or "beloved." Therefore, Aghajani could be interpreted as "Dear Agha" or "Beloved Master." Surnames in Iran often reflect lineage, profession, or place of origin, but in this case, it primarily signifies respect and affection towards an ancestor who may have held a position of authority or esteem.