Sahid

Sahid is a male first name that literally derives from the Arabic word šāhid (شَاهِد) and means "the witness." This name is especially common in the Muslim context and is frequently found in India as well as in Southeast Asian countries like Indonesia and Bangladesh.

What does the name Sahid mean?

The name Sahid, derived from the Arabic word šāhid (شَاهِد), means "the witness." It is used as a Muslim first name and is especially popular in India and various Southeast Asian countries like Indonesia and Bangladesh. Variants of the name include Sahit and Shahid.

Where does the name Sahid come from?

Sahid is a male first name with Arabic roots, meaning "the witness." The origin of the word can be traced back to the Arabic word šāhid (شَاهِد). It is used in various languages, including Arabic, Bengali, Indian, and Indonesian, as well as in the Muslim world.

How do you pronounce Sahid?

The pronunciation of the name Sahid is two syllables and has a gentle structure. It is pronounced as "Sa-hid" [ˈzaːhɪt] or [saˈhiːd], with the name starting with an open A sound that conveys a certain directness. The H provides a light, breathy transition, while the ending "-hid" concludes with a clear D. Sahid sounds calm, balanced, and has a distinctly contoured sound structure.

Popularity

In Germany, Sahid is a relatively common first name, currently ranking 4,024th in the list of the most popular male baby names. Its highest ranking was in 2008, reaching 1,535th place. In the last ten years, Sahid has been given as a first name about 20 times, placing it 4,991st in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 5,248th.

Nicknames & pet names

Sahito / Sahito Bandito / Sahito Borito / Sahod