Forename حميد

Across the world, حميد (حميد , Hamid , Hameed , along with others...) is a prevalent primarily male, but very infrequently feminine forename. The first name حميد is characteristic of Morocco, where it is a widespread masculine name, Algeria, where it is a common masculine name, and Oman, where it is a common primarily masculine, but scarcely girly name (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in Pakistan, India, and Morocco. Likewise, حميد is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name حميد

name Хамед, name Humayd, name حمید, name Hamidus, name Hmayed, name Hamied, name Hameed, name Хамид, name حامد, name Hamid, name ハミード, name حميد, name חאמד, name Hamit, name Hamidu, name Hàmid, name Humaid, name Hmyd, name Hmid

VARIANT	COUNTRY
حميد	Iran, Morocco, Iraq, Egypt, Yemen
Hamid, Hamit, Hameed	Morocco, Pakistan, India, Indonesia, Malaysia
Humaid	Pakistan, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia
Hmayed	France, Tunisia, United States, Lebanon, Qatar

First names said to be same

Hamidu, Hamidus, Hamied, Hmid, Hmyd, Humayd, Hàmid, Хамед, Хамид, חאמד, حامد, حمید, and ハミード

First name حميد in the context

حميد is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: .

Notable namesakes

	حميد بن ثور (b. 600)
	حميد الطويل IQ (b. 687)
	حميد مومند Pashtun poet (b. 1660)
	حميد فرنجيّة Lebanese politician (1907-1981), LB (b. 1907)
	حميد بن راشد النعيمي Emir of Ajman, AE (b. 1931)
	حميد عنايت Iranian philosopher, translator and essayist, IR (b. 1932)
	حميد القشيبي Brigadier in the Yemeni army, YE (b. 1940)
	حميد بناني Moroccan film director and screenwriter, MA (b. 1940)
	حميد شباط Moroccan politician, MA (b. 1953)
	حميد بارودي Algerian singer, Hamid Baroudi grew up with music in his home country, Algeria, and aged 13, he made his stage debut., DZ (b. 1960)
	حميد الشاعري Libyan Egyptian musician and singer, LY (b. 1961)
	كامل حميد politician, PS (b. 1963)
	حميد شعبان خُضير Commander of the Iraqi Air Force during the Iran-Iraq War, IQ (b. 1928)
	حميد خلخال former Iraqi minister, IQ (b. 1932)
	عثمان آل حميد SA (b. 1923)