There is always a problem with cross-translations. In an agricultural society the concept of largeness has an entirely different meaning than in our diet-conscious society. No, absolutely not. Suhaila Salimpour, incidentally, really does have a Persian father and it's her real name. You might also consider a more exotic spelling of your own name.
References There are many wonderful books about names from other cultures.
Charming guide for the pious Muslim family on correct behavior and naming practices for children. Schocken books, New York. Mostly surnames, history of naming practices amongst Jews. New York, J. David 1967. New York, Putnam, 1986.