Hamood name meaning
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What does Hamood mean?
Hamood is used commonly in Sindhi and Arabic, Hamood means "One who Praises Allah" is given to boys.
How popular is the name Hamood?
Hamood is a rare baby name in England and Wales however it is still in use. Hamood is a common name in Saudi Arabia and Oman while somewhat familiar name in Iran, Pakistan, Bahrain, Qatar, United Arab Emirates and Kuwait.
At least, 8000 people globally have been given the name, concentrated mainly in Islamic countries as per our evaluation.
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What numerology tells about Hamood?
Even if you are an awesome, trustworthy and loyal friend to everyone you know, not everyone will return the favor. You know how to earn money but not how to invest it before you spend it. Your main characteristics are determination, courage, and enterprise. You have a quick mind. Find someone who's into adventures, so you can enjoy life more. Working harder than required is what you are known for.
Go through the following names similar to Hamood
- Parvin - Rare unisex name Parvin is originated from Old Persian, Parvin means "Regular Winner, Cluster of Stars or Name of a Constellation" is used largely in Hindi, Tamil and Arabic
- Illiyas is used dominantly in Gujarati and Arabic, Illiyas means "God is God or Name of One Prophet" is bestowed upon baby boys
- Subhy - Subhy's meaning is Early Morning is originated from Arabic and a baby boy name is especially used in Telugu and Kannada
- Fahim - Originated from Arabic, Unfamiliar Fahim mainly bestowed upon boys and is used particulary in Sindhi and Arabic, Fahim means "Learned or Sagacious"
- Esa - Uncommon unisex name Esa is rooted from Germanic and Hebrew majorly used in Arabic, Norwegian and Swedish languages, meaning of Esa is "God is Salvation or Wish Desire"
Famous people named Hamood
- Hamood Sultan, former Bahraini football goalkeeper
Lists having Hamood
- Boy names beginning with H
- Arabic Boy Names
- Sindhi Boy Names
- Indian Boy Names
- Baby Names that mean One
- Baby Names that mean Allah
Sources
- Office for National Statistics, https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/livebirths