name
Seyide
say-EE-deh
seɪˈiːdɛListen
Hear it in a clear American voice. Slow it down to catch each syllable.
Syllable breakdown
Seyide
Name meaning and origin
- Origin
- Crimean Tatar (Crimea/Ukraine)
- Meaning
- a Crimean Tatar feminine name of Arabic origin derived from Sayyida, meaning lady, noblewoman, or mistress, a feminine form of Sayyid which denotes descent from the Prophet Muhammad; among the Crimean Tatars, a Muslim Turkic people whose continuous presence in Crimea spans more than six centuries, names of Arabic Islamic origin form the core of the traditional naming stock, layered over older Turkic and Persian elements absorbed during the Crimean Khanate period from 1441 to 1783; Seyide carries connotations of spiritual nobility and distinguished lineage, and its use among Crimean Tatar families reflects the deep integration of Islamic identity with ethnic Tatar consciousness that has been the central feature of Crimean Tatar cultural resistance during the periods of Russian imperial, Soviet, and contemporary Russian occupation
- Gender
- female
People also look up
Learn one new pronunciation a day
Get a word, name or idiom like “Seyide” in your inbox — daily or weekly, free. Unsubscribe any time.
Something wrong? Suggest a correction