Abad
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| Gender: | male | |
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| Meaning: | father, priest, devoted worshiper | |
| Related Names: | Abbot |
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ORIGIN AND HISTORY
As a surname, Abad comes from Spanish, abad, meaning ‘priest.' It could be an occupational name for the servant of a priest, a nickname, or possibly denote an illegitimate son of a priest.[1]
The name is also derived from the Arabic, Abbad, meaning ‘devoted worshiper’ or ‘servant.’[1]
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| Gender | male + |
| Length | 4 + |
| Meaning | father, priest, devoted worshiper + |
| Meaningnc | father, priest, devoted worshiper + |
| Name | abad + |
| Origin | English +, Spanish +, and Arabic + |
| Popularity | 0 + |
| Rank in 2000s | 0 + |
| Related | Abbot + |
