Aban is a graceful Parsi baby girl name that comes from the Avestan word for waters. In the Zoroastrian calendar, Aban is the name of the eighth month and the tenth day, both dedicated to the waters and to Aban Yazata, the divinity who guards rivers, lakes, and seas. Water in the Parsi faith stands for purity, life, and nourishment, so a girl named Aban is believed to bring freshness, calm, and abundance to her family. Short, elegant, and deeply traditional, Aban is especially auspicious for daughters born in the month of Aban and remains a timeless favourite in the community.