Sayyid Name Meaning

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The name Sayyid comes from Arabic roots and carries a meaning worth knowing. Read the full meaning and origin of Sayyid below, then browse real variants, short forms, and related names from the same family. Tap any name to copy it instantly.

Sayyid Name Meaning

ArabicMeans "lord, master" in Arabic. A famous bearer was the Egyptian musician Sayyid Darwish (1892-1923).

Origin: ArabicGender: Boy
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1 Sagi
2 Sefu
3 Sefton
4 Séarlas
5 Shota
6 Sharar
7 Shelah
8 Siarl
9 Sarosh
10 Sandro
11 Sachin
12 Sargis
13 Siavush
14 Savaş
15 Sang-hun
16 Shekhar
17 Santeri
18 Sayen
19 Serhiy
20 Seyed
21 Shaul
22 Sergej
23 Saladin
24 Seòsaidh
25 Shui
26 Samouel
27 Şadi̇
28 Shashi
29 Séafra
30 Saša
31 Sergi
32 Sidney
33 Samu
34 Şahi̇n
35 Seaghdh
36 Shou
37 Seppel
38 Sarvesh
39 Shiloh
40 Sankar
41 Semyon
42 Seoc
43 Seong-su
44 Scott
45 Shihab
46 Saul
47 Sherwood
48 Safi
49 Selwyn
50 Sejad
51 Sayaka
52 Sander
53 Severino
54 Sa'id
55 Samson
56 Savino
57 Sakhr
58 Sekhar
59 Seleukos
60 Serge
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