AHMET

Origin and etymology In historic texts In the 1881 census Distribution map

Ahmet

The surname Ahmet is of Turkish and Arabic origin, commonly found in countries with a strong historical connection to the Ottoman Empire. The name is derived from the Arabic name "Ahmad," meaning "highly praised" or "excellent."

Individuals bearing the surname Ahmet are likely to have Turkish or Middle Eastern heritage. Over time, many with this surname have migrated and settled in various parts of the world, including the United Kingdom. The diaspora of people with the surname Ahmet has contributed to its presence in British society.

In the UK, individuals with the surname Ahmet have made notable contributions in diverse fields such as business, politics, arts, and academia. As is common with many immigrant names, the surname Ahmet has become part of the rich tapestry of British multiculturalism, reflecting the nation's history of embracing diverse cultures and backgrounds.

The surname Ahmet carries with it a sense of heritage and identity, connecting individuals to their Turkish or Arabic roots. It serves as a reminder of the global nature of surnames and the shared history that unites people across different regions and cultures.

There are approximately 1,925 people named Ahmet in the UK. That makes it roughly the 4,349th most common surname in Britain. Around 30 in a million people in Britain are named Ahmet.

Typical given names associated with the surname

Male

Ahmet
Ali
Cezar
Deniz
Fikret
Hasan
Huseyin
Ibrahim
Kemal
Mehmet
Mustafa
Osman
Ozan
Rezvan
Salih

Female

Ayse
Ayshe
Emine
Fatma
Fayka
Gul
Hanife
Hatice
Kim
Leyla
Susan
Zehra

Similar and related surnames

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