Kabir

Share
© Depositphotos

Fact sheet

Name
Kabir
Gender
Boy name
Syllables
2

Kabir is a masculine name with Arabic roots. Its meanings include 'the Almighty', 'the Great', and 'the Significant'.

What does the name Kabir mean?

Kabir is a masculine Arabic name that carries the meanings 'the Almighty', 'the Great', and 'the Significant'. The origin of the name lies in the Arabic word kabīr (كَبِير), which means 'big', 'strong', 'powerful', and 'leader'. Al-Kabir is one of the 99 names of Allah. The feminine form of this name is Kabira.

Where does the name Kabir come from?

The name Kabir has Arabic origins and means 'the Almighty'. The etymology comes from the Arabic term kabīr (كَبِير), which stands for 'big', 'strong', 'powerful', and 'leader'. It is rooted in the Arabic language.

How do you pronounce Kabir?

The pronunciation of Kabir is two syllables and harmonious. In German, the name is usually pronounced as 'Ka-bir' [kaˈbiːʁ]. It starts with an open A sound that is stable. The second syllable, which is stressed and pronounced with a long I, gives the sound brightness. Kabir sounds clear and dignified – it is acoustically well-structured and robust.

Popularity

In Germany, the name Kabir enjoys great popularity. Currently, it ranks 1,282nd on the list of the most common masculine first names. In the last ten years, Kabir has been given as a first name around 100 times, placing it 2,463rd in the ten-year statistics. Between 2010 and 2024, it ranks 2,717th.

Famous people

  • Kabir Bedi (Indian actor)

Frequently asked questions about the name Kabir

What does the name Kabir mean?

Kabir is a masculine name of Arabic origin and means 'the Almighty', 'the Great', or 'the Significant'.

Where does the name Kabir come from?

The name Kabir has its roots in Arabic and is derived from the word kabīr (كَبِير), which means 'big', 'strong', and 'powerful'.

How popular is the name Kabir?

Kabir is gaining popularity in various cultures and regions, especially in Muslim communities and among people who appreciate Arabic names.

Cookie settings

We use cookies to run this website and to show personalised advertising via Google AdSense. Necessary cookies are required for the site to work. Marketing cookies allow us to show relevant ads. You can change your choice at any time. Learn more