Gender Masculine
Scripts أحمد(Arabic) احمد(Persian, Urdu, Pashto) আহমদ(Bengali) Ахӏмад(Avar) Аҳмад(Uzbek)
Pronounced Pron. /ˈʔaħ.mad/(Arabic) /æh.ˈmæd/(Persian) /ˈah.mad/(Indonesian, Malay)  [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Means "most commendable, most praiseworthy" in Arabic (a superlative form of Hamid 1).

Related Names

Roothamid
VariantsAhmed, Hameed, Hamid(Arabic) Ahmed(Urdu) Ahmed(Bengali) Ahmed(Pashto) Akhmad(Indonesian)
Feminine FormsHamida, Hamidah(Arabic) Hamide, Hamideh(Persian) Hamida(Bengali) Hamidah(Indonesian) Hamidah(Malay)
Other Languages & CulturesHamit(Albanian) Əhməd(Azerbaijani) Akhmat(Bashkir) Ahmed(Bosnian) Akhmad(Chechen) Ahmed(Dhivehi) Aamadu(Fula) Ahmadu(Hausa) Akhmad(Ingush) Akhmet(Kazakh) Ehmed(Kurdish) Akmat(Kyrgyz) Akmad(Maguindanao) Axmed(Somali) Akhmat(Tatar) Akmad(Tausug) Ahmed, Ahmet, Hamit(Turkish) Ehmet(Uyghur) Amadou, Amadu(Western African)
Surname DescendantsAhmad, Ahmed(Arabic) Ahmad, Ahmed(Bengali) Ahmadi(Persian) Ahmad, Ahmed(Urdu)
Same SpellingƏhməd

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Entry updated April 23, 2024