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Hamid
Hamid (name) means a masculine given name of Arabic origin, meaning "praiseworthy.". Example: “Hamid is a common first name across the Arab and Muslim world.”
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A masculine given name of Arabic origin, meaning "praiseworthy."
"Hamid is a common first name across the Arab and Muslim world."
How to use Hamid
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA common Muslim boy's name meaning "one who praises" or "praiseworthy."
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Etymology
From Arabic hamid, "praiseworthy," from the same root as Muhammad and Ahmad.
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What does “Hamid” mean?
The word “Hamid” means a masculine given name of Arabic origin, meaning "praiseworthy.". In plain terms, a common Muslim boy's name meaning "one who praises" or "praiseworthy.".
How do you use “Hamid” in a sentence?
Here is “Hamid” used in a sentence: “Hamid is a common first name across the Arab and Muslim world.”
What part of speech is “Hamid”?
“Hamid” is a name.
Where does the word “Hamid” come from?
The word “Hamid” comes from Arabic. From Arabic hamid, "praiseworthy," from the same root as Muhammad and Ahmad.
Is “Hamid” a common word?
“Hamid” is an uncommon word in modern English.
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