Miloude
Arabic · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Miloude
Miloude is a French diminutive form derived from the Arabic name Miloud, which means "born on the Prophet's birthday" (from the Arabic root relating to birth and the Islamic celebration of Mawlid).
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Etymology
Miloude is a French diminutive form derived from the Arabic name Miloud, which means "born on the Prophet's birthday" (from the Arabic root relating to birth and the Islamic celebration of Mawlid). The name is primarily used in French-speaking North African communities, particularly among Algerian and Moroccan populations with Islamic heritage, reflecting Franco-Maghrebi cultural integration.
Miloude currently ranks #1,859 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1976.
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