Sidi-Mohamed
Arabic · Boy · 5 syllables
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About the name Sidi-Mohamed
Sidi-Mohamed combines "Sidi" (Arabic: سيدي, meaning "my master" or "my lord," a title of respect) with "Mohamed" (the Arabic name Muhammad, meaning "praised" or "the praised one"), together meaning "my master Muhammad." The name is predominantly used in North African Muslim cultures, particularly among Berber and Arab populations in Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia, with historical significance as a title for venerated Islamic scholars, saints, and leaders.
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Etymology
Sidi-Mohamed combines "Sidi" (Arabic: سيدي, meaning "my master" or "my lord," a title of respect) with "Mohamed" (the Arabic name Muhammad, meaning "praised" or "the praised one"), together meaning "my master Muhammad." The name is predominantly used in North African Muslim cultures, particularly among Berber and Arab populations in Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia, with historical significance as a title for venerated Islamic scholars, saints, and leaders.
Sidi-Mohamed currently ranks #4,192 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1984.
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