Forename Sead

All around the world, Sead (Sead , ทะเล , سياد ) is quite a common dominantly male, but infrequently girly first name. The forename Sead is characteristic of Southern Europe, particularly Bosnia and Herzegovina, where it is quite a common masculine name, Montenegro, and Albania, where it is quite a rare male name. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in Ethiopia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Egypt. Likewise, Sead is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Sead

name Sid, name Сид, name Shad, name Сыд, name 席德, name Sead, name ทะเล, name Syd, name Séad, name 希德, name 喜德, name سايد, name Сеад, name سياد, name سيد, name シド, name Cid, name סיאד, name Sidney

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Sead	Serbia, Saudi Arabia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ethiopia, Egypt
ทะเล	Thailand
سياد	Iran, Syria, Yemen, Sudan, Palestinian Territory
Сеад	Ukraine, Russia

First names said to be same

Cid, Shad, Sid, Sidney, Syd, Séad, Сид, Сыд, סיאד, سايد, سيد, シド, 喜德, 希德, and 席德

Notable namesakes

	sead hasanefendić Handball trainer, HR (b. 1948)
	sead lipovača Bosnian guitarist, BA (b. 1955)
	sead nasufović Mufti of Serbia (b. 1979)
	sead ramović Bosnian footballer, BA (b. 1979)
	sead šehović Montenegrin basketball player, ME (b. 1989)
	sead hajrović Bosnian footballer, CH (b. 1993)
	sead kolašinac Bosnian footballer, DE (b. 1993)
	sead fetahagić (b. 1935)
	sead trhulj (b. 1935)
	sead hakšabanović Montenegrin association football player, SE (b. 1999)
	sead avdić BA (b. 1944)
	sead čelebić Bosnia and Herzegovina footballer, BA (b. 1956)
	sead rasidovic chess player (b. 1956)
	sead sarajlić Yugoslav footballer, BA (b. 1957)
	sead mahmutefendić BA (b. 1949)