Sidi
Arabic · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Sidi
Sidi means "master" or "lord" and derives from the Arabic word "sayyid" (سيد), which historically denoted a person of high rank or authority.
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Etymology
Sidi means "master" or "lord" and derives from the Arabic word "sayyid" (سيد), which historically denoted a person of high rank or authority. The name is predominantly used in Islamic cultures, particularly across North Africa and the Middle East, where it has been borne by Sufi saints, Islamic scholars, and leaders throughout medieval and modern history.
Sidi currently ranks #9,587 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2010.
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