Gender Masculine
Pronounced Pron. /ˈměh.med/(Bosnian)  [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Older form of Mehmet, as well as the Bosnian form. This was the name of six sultans of the Ottoman Empire, including Mehmed II the conqueror of Constantinople.

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VariantsMehmet, Muhammed, Muhammet(Turkish) Muhamed(Bosnian)
Other Languages & CulturesMehmet, Muhamet(Albanian) Mahomet, Mahometus, Mihammad, Mohamad, Mohamed, Mohammad, Mohammed, Muhammad, Muhammed(Arabic) Muhammad, Muhamad(Avar) Məhəmməd, Mahammad, Məmməd, Mammad(Azerbaijani) Mohammad, Mohammed, Muhammad(Bengali) Muḥand(Berber) Mokhmad(Chechen) Mahammad(Dargin) Mohamed(Dhivehi) Muhammadu(Fula) Muhammadu, Mamman(Hausa) Mohamad, Muhammad, Mohammad, Muhamad(Indonesian) Mukhmad(Ingush) Mukhamed, Mukhammed(Kazakh) Mihemed(Kurdish) Mohamad, Muhammad, Mohammad, Muhamad(Malay) Makhamat(Ossetian) Mohammad, Muhammad(Pashto) Mohammad(Persian) Mohammad, Muhammad(Punjabi) Magomed, Magomet, Mukhammad(Russian) Maxamed(Somali) Mohamed(Swahili) Muhammad(Tajik) Mohammad, Mokhammad, Mokhammat(Tatar) Muhammet(Turkmen) Mohammad, Muhammad(Urdu) Muhemmet(Uyghur) Muhammad(Uzbek) Mahamadou, Mamadou, Mamadu, Modou(Western African)
Surname DescendantMehmedović(Bosnian)

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Entry updated April 5, 2022