Fareed
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Fareed is a boy’s name of Arabic origin, meaning “An Arabic name meaning 'unique', 'precious', or 'pearl'.”. It currently ranks #5281 in the US, and peaked in popularity in 2009.
What Fareed Means
“An Arabic name meaning 'unique', 'precious', or 'pearl'.”
The Story of Fareed
This name is a treasure, carrying an Arabic promise of rarity and preciousness, a singular gem for your son.
Fareed is a distinguished Arabic name, meaning 'unique,' 'precious,' or 'precious pearl.' Its roots lie in classical Arabic poetry and culture, where such attributes are highly valued. The name traveled through trade routes and cultural exchanges, becoming recognized in various Muslim communities as a marker of distinction and inherent worth.
To say 'Fareed' is to acknowledge something extraordinary. It feels like unearthing a rare jewel. When you write this name for your son, you're not just assigning a label; you're bestowing an identity of singular value. You imagine him possessing a kind of inherent intelligence and charm, a quality that makes him stand out, not through ostentation, but through genuine essence.
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Peak Year
#36 in 2009
Total Births
715
First Recorded
1970
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