Masuda

Masuda is a feminine first name derived from the Arabic name Masud. It carries the meaning "the happy one" and "the joyful one."

What does the name Masuda mean?

The name Masuda is the feminine form of the Arabic name Masud. Its meanings include "the happy one" and "the joyful one." Its roots lie in the Arabic word masʿūd (مَسْعُود‎), which means "happy," "blissful," "joyful," and "blessed." Variations of the name include Massud, Masood, Masoud, and Messaoud.

Where does the name Masuda come from?

Masuda is a feminine first name of Arabic origin that means "the happy one." The etymology comes from masʿūd (مَسْعُود‎), which in Arabic means "happy," "blissful," "joyful," and "blessed." The name is also used in Bengali and Moroccan languages.

How do you pronounce Masuda?

Ma-su-da

Popularity

In Switzerland, the name Masuda ranks 20,962nd in the official list of the most common first names. A total of five people bear this name there. Distribution in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland shows that Masuda is prevalent in the following regions: In Germany (6) with 16.7% in Baden-Württemberg, Berlin, Brandenburg, Hamburg, Hesse, and North Rhine-Westphalia. In Austria (1), it is found in Tyrol with 100.0%.