SADIK

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Sadik

Sadik is a British surname of Arabic origin, commonly found in the United Kingdom among families with Middle Eastern or North African roots. The name Sadik is an Anglicised version of the Arabic name Sadiq, which means "sincere" or "truthful".

Individuals bearing the surname Sadik may have ancestors who originally hailed from countries such as Palestine, Syria, Iraq, or other regions in the Middle East. Over the years, many families with the surname Sadik have migrated to the UK, contributing to the diverse cultural tapestry of the nation.

The Sadik surname carries with it a legacy of honesty and integrity, reflecting the meaning of its Arabic roots. Those who bear this surname may take pride in the honourable connotations associated with their family name.

There are approximately 353 people named Sadik in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around five in a million people in Britain are named Sadik.

Region of origin: Middle East

Country of origin: Turkey

Religion of origin: Muslim

Typical given names associated with the surname

Male

Abdul
Ahmed
Ahmet
Ali
Huseyin
Hussein
Kemal
Mehmet
Menashe
Michael
Mohamed
Mohammed
Sadik
Samir

Female

Catherine
Donia
Fatma
Hala
Laika
Lana
Manal
Nichole
Nosheen
Ruth
Serena
Sonia
Suna
Yasmin
Zion

Similar and related surnames

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