Kahlid name meaning

What does Kahlid mean?

Kahlid is spelling variant of Khalid. Khalid means Everlasting, Eternal and Eternal, Immortal = to Last Forever) is of Arabic origin.

Variants of Kahlid

Khalid

How popular is the name Kahlid?

Kahlid is an uncommon baby name in United States there is very thin chances of it still being given. Kahlid is a common name in Pakistan while somewhat familiar name in Saudi Arabia and Nigeria.

According to our findings, at least 2000 people have been bestowed Kahlid around the globe.

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What numerology tells about Kahlid?

Positive energy adores your spirit. People who know you describe you as driven and ambitious. You have a quick mind. The letter K as a cornerstone stands for energy, strong character and beliefs, and authority. You can't stand in one place for a long time because it bores you. You are an adventurer who follows his intuition. Planning is what keeps your mind in shape. You never get too obsessed with a person because you know that everything in life is temporary, especially relationships.

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Famous people named Kahlid

We could not find any notable namesake.

Lists having Kahlid

• Boy names beginning with K
• Arabic Boy Names
• American Boy Names
• Baby Names that mean Immortal
• Baby Names that mean Eternal
• Baby Names that mean Glorious
• Baby Names that mean Blessed
• Baby Names that mean Forever

Sources

1. Social Security Administration, https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/index.html