Sayid
Meaning of Sayid
Sayid is an Arabic masculine name, pronounced sah-YEED (/saˈjiːd/), derived from the root word سعيد (saʿīd), meaning “happy” or “fortunate.” Over the past three decades in the United States it has gently fluctuated within the Top 900–1,000 boys’ names—peaking at rank 866 in 2011 with sixteen newborns and most recently appearing thirteen times in 2024 at position 911—an analytical nod to its steady, if understated, appeal. Its two-syllable rhythm carries a warmth that conjures sunlit courtyards and shared laughter, yet for an Anglo-American audience it may also evoke memories of a certain resourceful television operative (minus any clandestine stakeouts). Rooted in cultural depth and blessed with a melody both dignified and approachable, Sayid offers parents a name brimming with optimism, worldly flair, and a whisper of sophistication.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as sah-YEED (/saˈjiːd/)
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Notable People Named Sayid
| Sayid Abdullah - |
