Boy name
Sahid name meaning
“witness; martyr for the faith”
Sahid is a masculine name commonly linked to Syahid, from Arabic shahīd, meaning “witness” or “martyr for the faith”. It is a spelling adaptation of that name. The form Sahid can also reflect the simplification of other Arabic names in personal naming.
What does Sahid mean?
Witness; martyr for the faith
In Indonesian: saksi; yang gugur membela iman
Origin and cultural usage of Sahid
Possibly a spelling adaptation of Syahid, from Arabic shahīd, meaning witness or martyr. Sahid can also reflect the simplification of other Arabic names.
Names are shared across communities. Where a name is commonly used says nothing certain about any one person’s ethnicity, religion or background.
Sahid in Islam and the Quran
Sahid does not appear as a name in the Quran, but its source word (شهيد) does, for example in QS Al-Hajj [22]: 17 and QS Qaf [50]: 21.
This describes the word and the name, not the religion of anyone who bears it.
Name combinations with Sahid
Two- and three-word full-name ideas with Sahid, built from names in our dictionary, with the meaning of each word.
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Meaning of each word
- Sahid: witness; martyr for the faith
- Rezky: sustenance, provision for life
- Asyhari: associated with Ash'ar
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Meaning of each word
- Sahid: witness; martyr for the faith
- Fajri: relating to dawn
- Romadhon: the month of Ramadan
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Sahid Nahrowi
Meaning of each word
- Sahid: witness; martyr for the faith
- Nahrowi: associated with a river
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Meaning of each word
- Tarmidi: from Tirmidh
- Sahid: witness; martyr for the faith
- Ramadhan: the fasting month of the Islamic calendar
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Sahid Nashrullah
Meaning of each word
- Sahid: witness; martyr for the faith
- Nashrullah: help or victory from God
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Meaning of each word
- Sahid: witness; martyr for the faith
- Ansari: associated with the Ansar
- Rezky: sustenance, provision for life
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How to pronounce Sahid
| Syllables | 2 · 5 letters · 5-letter boy names |
|---|---|
| IPA | /sahid/ |
| Arabic script | شهيد |
| Javanese script (Aksara Jawa) | ꦱꦲꦶꦢ꧀ |
| Sundanese script (Aksara Sunda) | ᮞᮠᮤᮓ᮪ |
Is Sahid a boy’s name?
Yes, Sahid is used mostly as a boy’s name. In our data sample, 100% of bearers are male. See all boy names.
Sahid ranks #1,048 among boy names in our data sample (19 of 168,435 occurrences). It is a sample, not national data.
Variants and similar names
Names that sound like Sahid
- Said♂Happy, fortunate
- Syahid♂Witness
- Sajid♂One who prostrates in worship
- Salim♂Healthy, safe, free from defects
- Sani♂Exalted, splendid
- Samad♂The one on whom all depend
- Sahat♂Arrive, reach a destination
- Saidi♂Happy, fortunate
- Saad♂Good fortune, happiness
- Samin♂Precious, valuable
- Sayed♂Lord, leader
- Safii♂Intercessor, mediator
Famous people named Sahid
- Sahid
- Sahid
- Sahid Kasim · b. 2005
- Rm. Sahid Abishalom S
- Sahid Mulyono
- Sahid Susanto · b. 1953
- Sahid Susilo Nugroho · b. 1968
- Sahid Teguh Widodo · b. 1970
FAQ about the name Sahid
What is the meaning of Sahid?
Sahid means witness; martyr for the faith. Possibly a spelling adaptation of Syahid, from Arabic shahīd, meaning witness or martyr. Sahid can also reflect the simplification of other Arabic names.
Is Sahid a boy’s name?
Yes, Sahid is used mostly as a boy’s name. In our data sample, 100% of bearers are male.
What is the origin of the name Sahid?
Sahid is of Arabic origin.
Is the name Sahid in the Quran?
Sahid does not appear as a name in the Quran, but its source word (شهيد) does, for example in QS Al-Hajj [22]: 17 and QS Qaf [50]: 21.
How many syllables does Sahid have?
Sahid has 2 syllables (Sa-hid) and 5 letters.
How popular is the name Sahid?
Sahid ranks #1,048 among boy names in our data sample (19 of 168,435 occurrences). It is a sample, not national data.
What full names go well with Sahid?
Some ideas: Sahid Rezky Asyhari; Sahid Fajri Romadhon; Sahid Nahrowi.
Famous people named Sahid?
Notable people named Sahid include Sahid, Sahid, Sahid Kasim.
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