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Mohammad
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English
Proper noun
en male Arabic: en Muhammad 1.
en Muhammad the prophet who introduced Islam.
Derived terms
en Hadji Mohammad Ajul
Translations
male given name Muhammad
prophet Muhammad
Anagrams
en aadhmmmo Mahommad
en Individuals Islam Religion
Norwegian Bokmål
Mohammad no
Alternative forms
nb Mahamed, nb Mohamad, nb Mohamed, nb Mohammed, nb Muhamed, nb Muhammad, nb Muhammed
Etymology
nb ar مُحَمَّد praised, commendable, through a Latin-script transliteration of the Arabic name. The Arabic form is the passive participle of nb ar حَمَّدَ to praise, commend, from the root ar ح م د ḥ-m-d praise root.
Related Arabic names include ar أَحْمَد more praiseworthy and ar مَحْمُود praised.
Pronunciation
nb /muˈhamːad/
nb amːad 3
nb Mo ham mad
Proper noun
nb proper noun
nb male Arabic
nb Arabic ultimately from the male given name nb Mohammad
Usage notes
The Norwegian name day for nb Mohammad is 16 April; nb Magnus and nb Mons share the same name day.“Mohammad – mannsnamn” in Store norske leksikon.
As a boys' name in Norway, nb Mohammad reached its main period of popularity after 2010.
Statistics
According to Statistics Norway, 5,818 men in Norway had nb Mohammad as their sole or first given name as of 31 December 2025.“10501: Persons, by year and first name”, Statistics Norway.
The surname nb Mohammad was borne by 1,192 people in Norway as of 31 December 2025.“Etternavn”, Statistics Norway.
In 2025, 56 boys were given the exact spelling nb Mohammad as their first given name. Grouped with its spelling variants, the name ranked 30th nationally, with 202 boys in total.“Navn”, Statistics Norway.
References
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