Fayez

Meaning of Fayez

Fayez, an Arabic male given name pronounced fah-YEZ (/faˈjez/), derives from the triliteral root F-Y-Z, signifying “victorious” or “successful,” and aligns semantically with cognates such as Faiz. An examination of United States Social Security Administration data from 1988 through 2024 reveals that Fayez has sustained a modest yet stable presence—peaking at rank 723 in 1988, fluctuating between ranks 787 and 935 in subsequent years, and most recently registering at rank 912 with twelve recorded occurrences in 2024. This pattern underscores the name’s function as a durable marker of Arabic heritage within the American onomastic landscape, reflecting both the integration of Middle Eastern nomenclature into Anglo-American naming conventions and the attribute-driven preferences of diasporic communities seeking a designation that conveys linguistic authenticity and aspirational resonance.

Pronunciation

Arabic

• Pronunced as fah-YEZ (/faˈjez/)

• Fares
• Faris
• Faisal
• Fahad
• Fadi
• Fawaz