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Syed Shah

in the US

There are 375 people with the name "Syed Shah" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Syed	1,503
Shah	687
Syed Shah	30,931

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is 1,501st most common Georgette
is 1,502nd most common Brigitte
is 1,503rd most common Syed
is 1,504th most common Earlene
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is 683rd most common Wu
is 684th most common Lester
is 685th most common Orr
is 686th most common Roach
is 687th most common Shah
is 688th most common Leach
is 689th most common Buck
is 690th most common Montoya
is 691st most common Lara

is 30,927th most common Stephen Walsh
is 30,928th most common Steve Ward
is 30,929th most common Susan Harvey
is 30,930th most common Suzanne Thompson
is 30,931st most common Syed Shah
is 30,932nd most common Tiffany Lee
is 30,933rd most common Timothy Grant
is 30,934th most common Tina Campbell
is 30,935th most common Tina Mitchell

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Meaning & History

Syed

Shah

Muslim: from the Persian royal title Shāh ‘king’, ‘emperor’. This was the title adopted by the kings of the Pahlavi dynasty (1925–79). Shāh is found in combination with other words, e.g. Shāh Jahan (name of a Mughal emperor, ruled 1628–57) and Shāh ῾ālam ‘king of the world’ (name of a Mughal emperor, ruled 1707–12). This name is widespread in Iran and the subcontinent.

Indian (Gujarat, Rajasthan): Hindu (Bania, Vania) and Jain name, from Gujarati sah ‘merchant’ (from Sanskrit sādhu ‘honest’, ‘good’). This name was originally Sah; it appears to have been altered under the influence of the Persian word for ‘king’ (see 1).