Forename Izet

All over the world, Izet (عزت , Izet , Изет ) is a common male firstname. Given name Izet is habitual to Bosnia and Herzegovina, where it is quite a common manly name, Palestinian Territory, and Yemen (explore name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country population this name is the most popular in Egypt, Yemen, and Jordan. Very seldom, Izet is the last name as well as a forename.

Izet in Bosnia and Herzegovina

In the total population of about 3.3 million, Izet is quite a common name in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

عزت in Palestinian Territory

In the total population of about 4.6 million, Izet is quite a common name in Palestinian Territory.

عزت in Yemen

In the total population of about 28.5 million, Izet is quite a common name in Yemen.

عزت in Egypt

In the total population of about 98.4 million, Izet is quite a common name in Egypt.

عزت in Jordan

In the total population of about 10.0 million, Izet is quite a common name in Jordan.

Izet in Albania

In the total population of about 2.9 million, Izet is quite a rare name in Albania.

عزت in Syria

In the total population of about 16.9 million, Izet is quite a rare name in Syria.

Изет in Uzbekistan

In the total population of about 33.0 million, Izet is quite a rare name in Uzbekistan.

Izet in Serbia

In the total population of about 7.0 million, Izet is quite a rare name in Serbia.

عزت in Iraq

The characteristic form of this name is عزت, but other variants such as Izet are also occurring. In the total population of about 38.4 million, Izet is quite a rare name in Iraq.

عزت in Afghanistan

In the total population of about 37.2 million, Izet is quite a rare name in Afghanistan.

عزت in Libya

In the total population of about 6.7 million, Izet is quite a rare name in Libya.

عزت in Kuwait

In the total population of about 4.1 million, Izet is quite a rare name in Kuwait.

عزت in Sudan

In the total population of about 41.8 million, Izet is quite a rare name in Sudan.

عزت in Saudi Arabia

In the total population of about 33.7 million, Izet is quite a rare name in Saudi Arabia.

Изет in Kazakhstan

The characteristic form of this name is Изет, but other variants such as Ізет, and Izet are also occurring. In the total population of about 18.3 million, Izet is a rare name in Kazakhstan.

Изет in Ukraine

The characteristic form of this name is Изет, but other variants such as Ізет, and Izet are also occurring. In the total population of about 44.6 million, Izet is a rare name in Ukraine.

Izet in Germany

In the total population of about 82.9 million, Izet is a rare name in Germany.

عزت in Iran

In the total population of about 81.8 million, Izet is a rare name in Iran.

Изет in Russia

In the total population of about 144.5 million, Izet is a very rare name in Russia.

Transliterations and variants of Izet

VARIANT	COUNTRY
عزت	Egypt, Yemen, Jordan, Iran, Iraq
Izet	Kosovo, North Macedonia, Albania, Germany, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Изет	Russia, Kazakhstan, Bulgaria, Uzbekistan, Ukraine
Ізет	Kazakhstan, Ukraine

First name Izet in the context

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

First names said to be same

Иззат, Изьет, Изэт, Ізеть, Іззет, and איזט

Notable namesakes

	Izet Dibra Albanian politician, Albania (b. 1877)
	Izet Curi French grand couturier, France (b. 1948)
	Izet Hajdarhodžić actor (b. 1929)
	Izet Sarajlić Bosnian writer, ba (b. 1930)
	Izet Sheshivari Swiss artist and publisher, CH (b. 1981)
	Izet Hajrović Bosnian footballer, CH (b. 1991)
	Izet Shehu (b. 1942)
	Izet Alečković (b. 1944)
	Izet Redžepagić Bosnia and Herzegovina footballer, ba (b. 1955)
	Izet Ibrahimi Kosovar politician (b. 1962)
	Izet Mašić (b. 1952)
	Izet Muratspahić (b. 1953)
	Izet Haračić Bobsledder from Bosnia and Herzegovina, ba (b. 1965)
	Izet Nanić Bosnian brigade commander (b. 1965)
	Izet Mexhiti politician, Albania (b. 1977)
	Izet Perviz (b. 1969)
	Izet Masic researcher
	Izet Radjo researcher
	Izet Hima
	Izet Findî
	Izet Duraku
	Izet Malo
	Izet Elshani
	Izet Hdanov (b. 1983)

Characteristic surnames

Osmanovic, Dizdarevic, Kaya, Torbic, Krasniqi, Ramic, Gashi, and Husic