All over the world, Pir (Pir 
, 皮儿 
, Пир 
) is a common dominantly masculine, but infrequently female first name. The forename Pir is characteristic of Pakistan, where it is quite a common masculine name, Luxembourg, where it is quite a rare masculine name, and India, where it is quite a rare mostly male, but uncommonly feminine name. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in India, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia. Much less frequently, Pir is the last name as well as the forename.
Pir is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Пир (митологија) .
| pir gorachand 14th-century Islamic missionary (b. 1265) |
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| pir umar halveti (b. 1300) |
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| pir muhammad Timurid prince, son of Jahangir (b. 1374) |
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| pir muhammad son of Umar Shaikh (b. 1380) |
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| pir sadardin founder of Satpanth (b. 1400) |
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pir baba Saint,Sufi,Arabic descent, UZ (b. 1502) |
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| pir mohammad UZ (b. 1511) |
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pir budhan shah Sufi saint, who was the student of Guru Nanak, IN (b. 1600) |
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| pir mohammad ii UZ (b. 1550) |
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| pir mouhammad khan (b. 1757) |
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pir irani Sufi saint (1900-1986), IR (b. 1900) |
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pir vilayat inayat khan Sufi teacher, GB (b. 1916) |
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| pir nazeer ahmed Sufi religious leader, PK (b. 1880) |
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pir mazhar ul haq Pakistani politician, PK (b. 1947) |
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| pir zubair shah Pulitzer Prize winner (b. 1901) |
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Mo, Kamma, Gulam, Hamma, Mahmad, Ansari, Bakhsh, Behera, Nadtah, Vakhsh, Buksh, Mahamad, Mohmmad, Muhmmad, Pradhan, Hussain, Mahammad, Mohammad, Mohammed, Muhammad, Mukamatu, Mohamad, Baksh, Ahmad, Singh, Mu, Ali, Bag, Bux, Jan, Miya, Sahu, Shah, Shek, Bano, Baks, Bhue, Bhoi, Kama, Khan, Rana, Naik, Vaks, Zada, Majhi, Miyan, Muhammatu, and Mukammatu