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Khalid ibn Said

Q: What does the name Khalid ibn Said mean?

Khalid ibn Said means "Eternal, immortal" in Quraysh traditions.

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Eternal, immortal

Popularity Rank

#35

Name Details

Origin Language	Quraysh
Lucky Number	#1
Lucky Days	Sunday
Lucky Colors	Green, White
Lucky Stone	Aqeeq (Agate)

What Does the Name Khalid ibn Said Mean?

Khalid ibn Said means "Eternal, immortal" and is recorded with a Quraysh linguistic background. It belongs to the Sahabi Names collection on NamesBloom. As a 5-syllable name starting with the letter K, Khalid ibn Said carries both phonetic distinction and meaningful depth.

Pronunciation

Khalid ibn Said is typically pronounced as Khalid · ibn · Said, with emphasis patterns that may vary by regional dialect and language context. Use the pronunciation button on this page to hear the name spoken aloud using your device's text-to-speech engine. The native script form ╪«╪º┘ä╪» ╪¿┘å ╪│╪╣┘è╪» can help verify the correct written representation when consulting with family members or scholars who read the original language.

Traditional Associations

The traditional lucky number associated with Khalid ibn Said is 1. Associated colors include Green, White. Associated days include Sunday. The traditionally associated stone is Aqeeq (Agate). These associations come from cultural numerology traditions practiced across South Asian, Middle Eastern and other communities. They are presented here as cultural context, not as scientific or religious claims.

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Compiled by the NamesBloom Team, last updated 2026-06-26. Name meanings are compiled from publicly available dictionaries and cultural naming references. About our sources.