M'Hand
Berber · Boy · 1 syllable
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About the name M'Hand
M'Hand is a Berber name meaning "the moon" or "lunar," derived from the Tamazight word "ahand" (moon) with the masculine prefix "m-".
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Etymology
M'Hand is a Berber name meaning "the moon" or "lunar," derived from the Tamazight word "ahand" (moon) with the masculine prefix "m-". The name is primarily used among Berber populations of North Africa, particularly in Algeria and Morocco, with historical significance in Amazigh (Berber) cultural and pre-Islamic traditions.
M'Hand currently ranks #2,752 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1974.
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