Malay Names · Boy
Muhammad Muhiddin name meaning
“praised; reviver of the faith”
- Letters
- 16
- First letter
- M
- Origin
- Arabic
- Category
- Malay Names
- Gender
- ♂ Boy
- Arabic scriptمحمد محيي الدين
Muhammad Muhiddin is a boy's name from Arabic meaning 'praised; reviver of the faith'.
What does Muhammad Muhiddin mean?
About the name Muhammad Muhiddin
Muhammad is a common first element in boys' names and means 'praised'. Muhiddin means 'reviver of the faith'. The combination Muhammad Muhiddin is used in Malaysia. In Malaysia it is also written Mohd, Mohamad, Mohamed or Muhamad.
| Gender | ♂ Boy |
|---|---|
| Origin | Arabic |
| Parts | Muhammad + Muhiddin |
| First letter | Malay Names starting with M |
| Arabic script | محمد محيي الدين |
|---|
Sources
- Wiktionary: Muhammad · en.wiktionary.org · meaning
- Wiktionary: محيي الدين · en.wiktionary.org · meaning
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More Malay Names starting with M
- Muhammad Firdaus♂Paradise · garden of Paradise
- Muhammad Aiman♂Lucky · right-handed
- Muhammad Hafiz♂Guardian · one who knows the Quran by heart
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- Muhammad Haziq♂Praised · skilful, adept
- Muhammad Syafiq♂Praised · compassionate
- Mohd Hafiz♂Guardian · one who knows the Quran by heart
- Muhammad Haikal♂Temple · framework, structure
- Muhammad Irfan♂Praised · knowledge, awareness
- Muhammad Faiz♂Winner · successful
- Muhammad Adam♂Man
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