What is the meaning of Sayid

Sayid has a unique meaning its meaning is Lord;Master

Is Sayid name used for male or female

Sayid specifically used for Boy

What is the Lucky stone of Sayid

The lucky stone of Sayid is Emerald

What is the lucky day of Sayid

The Lucky day of Sayid is Wednesday

What is the lucky color of Sayid

The lucky color of Sayid is Shades of green

What is the meaning of Sayid in Urdu

Sayid (سید) meaning in urdu ( اُستاد ; خوش ; مَسرُور )

What is the meaning of Sayid in Islam

Meaning of Sayid in Islam is Lord; Master

Sayid Name Meaning In Urdu & English (سید Boy) Complete Guide

Updated By (Babynamemeaningz) | Nov 18, 2023

Sayid is Muslim Boy name and Sayid is in top trending baby boy names list. Meaning of Sayid Lord;Master. Sayid Origin / Usage mostly in Indian origin .Its most attractive baby name & pronunciation is as easy.Its Pronunciation is Sayid, Say-id. This name is specifically approved for the 'Boys' gender. 4 is the lucky number of Sayid

The boy's name Sayid is made up of 5 attributes and is initially refer to boys. Sayid name is fairly short and simple to pronounce. All continents use this name, although Asia is where it is most popular. The English meaning of the Muslim boy's name Sayid is Lord; Master and meaning in urdu is اُستاد ; خوش ; مَسرُور

Sayid name meaning by alphabetically

S	Supportive, authorized, proves a good companion, endure every ups and down of life
A	Determined and courageous,persistant to their goals, never change decision under someone else pressure
Y	Highly spiritual and intuitive vibration, Y people demand a lot of themselves and others due to their extremely high standards
I	Very intelligent, well-concerned and peacemaker
D	They are very hardworking, dynamic and stick to their goals.

Sayid name meanig & similar names

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Sayid Name Meaning & Complete Guide
Name:	Sayid (سید)
Gender:	Boy
Meaning in English	' Lord; Master '
Pronunciation:	'Sayid, Say-id'
Meaning in Urdu	اُستاد ; خوش ; مَسرُور
Origin	'Indian'