Names Walid

Walid

Found 5 entry about "Walid"

Gender

Male (Masculine | Boy)

Usage/Origins

Arabic

Meaning

'Newborn', 'Newly Born Child', 'Reborn'

Scripts(How to write)

وليد
وليد(Arabic)

Pronunciation

wa-LEED
wah-LEED

Popularity

Walid is not a very common name in the Western world, but it is a popular name in the Middle East and other Muslim regions. According to DefineName, the name Walid was ranked #3433 in the United States in 2021.

Cartoon of Walid

Walid Name meanings & History

'Newborn', 'Newly Born Child', 'Reborn'. Means "newborn", derived from Arabic ولد (walada) meaning "to give birth". This was the name of the Umayyad caliph who conquered Spain in the 8th century. Walid is primarily used as a given name for baby boys. It is a popular name in Muslim communities around the world, but it is not restricted to this particular religion or culture.

Zodiac Sign of Walid: Willful Leo

Synonyms of Walid:

W: Wonderment,Willful,Wonderful,Wishful,Wild

A: Argumentative,Assertive,Ambitious,Action,Aggressive,Angry

L: Luscious,Lover,Liaison,Legal,Languid,Lovely,Lazy

I: Intimate,Indulgence,Involved

D: Doting,Determined,Domestic,Daddy,Demanding,Dutiful

Walid is:

a Class name
a Classic name
a Formal name
a Natural name
a Refined name
a Serious name
a Simple name
a Strange name
a Strong name
a Upper name
a Wholesome name

Famous People

Some famous people with the name Walid include Walid Jumblatt (Lebanese politician), Walid al-Muallem (Syrian diplomat), Walid Soliman (Egyptian footballer), and Walid A. Maziq (Libyan politician).

2.) WALiD (Male)

Usage:

Meanings: Popular name derived from walid (newborn), which is from walada (to give birth). The name was borne by Walid I, Al-Walid ibn-‘Abd-al-Malik (d. 715), the strong Umayyad caliph whose military was responsible for conquering Spain. Var: Walid. (WAH-LEED)