ABDI
Abdi
Abdi is a British surname of Somali origin, which is derived from the Arabic name "Abd", meaning "servant" or "worshipper of". It is commonly used as a prefix in Arabic names, signifying devotion to God.
The surname Abdi is relatively rare in Britain, but has gained popularity due to the increasing diversity and multiculturalism within the country. Individuals with the surname Abdi may trace their ancestry to Somalia or other parts of the Arab world, reflecting the rich tapestry of immigration and settlement in Britain.
Notable individuals with the surname Abdi include artists, professionals, and public figures, who have contributed to various fields within British society. The presence of the Abdi surname in Britain is a testament to the country's history of welcoming immigrants and celebrating diversity.
There are approximately 2,986 people named Abdi in the UK. That makes it roughly the 3,007th most common surname in Britain. Around 46 in a million people in Britain are named Abdi.
Region of origin: Africa
Country of origin: Somalia
Religion of origin: Muslim
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Abdirahman
- Ahmed
- Ali
- Ayan
- Hassan
- Ibrahim
- Mohamed
- Mohammed
- Omar
- Osman
Female
- Amal
- Amina
- Asha
- Fadumo
- Fatima
- Halima
- Hodan
- Hodon
- Khadra
- Muna
- Nur
- Sahra
Similar and related surnames
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