54%RatingSave Gender Masculine Usage Arabic Scripts سعد(Arabic) Pronounced Pron. /ˈsaʕd/ [key·simplify] Meaning & History Means "fortune, good luck" in Arabic. Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas was a military commander during the early years of Islam, serving under the Prophet Muhammad and his successor Umar. Related NamesFamily Tree·Details Rootsa'idaVariantsSa'ad, Saad, Saeed, Sa'id, SaidFeminine FormsSa'ida, Su'ad, Suad(Arabic) Souad(Arabic (Maghrebi)) Other Languages & CulturesSuad(Albanian) Said(Avar) Səid(Azerbaijani) Sead, Sejad, Suad(Bosnian) Said(Chechen) Saeed(Dhivehi) Said(Indonesian) Saad, Said(Malay) Saeed, Saeid(Persian) Said(Tajik) Sait(Turkish) Saeed(Urdu) Said(Uzbek) Seydou(Western African) Surname DescendantSaad(Arabic) Categories fortune, goodness, luck