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Sajid

Sajid proper noun: a surname from Arabic.

Proper noun

Sajid (plural Sajids)

  1. A surname from Arabic.
  2. A male given name from Arabic.
    • The 27-year-old got a bat today , sticking around while Sajid Mahmood was salvaging the Lancashire second innings with 55 not out, but how much bowling and what good it will do him ahead of England's first Test against Bangladesh next Thursday is open to doubt.2010 May 18, Mike Averis, “Warwickshire's Andrew Miller takes five wickets then Lancashire bite back”, in The Guardian

Forms of Sajid

pluralSajids

Origin of Sajid

Borrowed from Arabic سَاجِد (sājid). This surname is mostly found in Pakistan.

Questions about Sajid

What does Sajid mean?
Sajid means a surname from Arabic.
What part of speech is Sajid?
Sajid is a proper noun.

Words near Sajid in the dictionary

  1. Sajdaks
  2. sajene
  3. sajenes
  4. Sajibu
  5. Sajibu Cheiraoba
  6. Sajid
  7. Sajids
  8. Sajjad
  9. Sajjads
  10. Sajjan
  11. Sajjans

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