Omid is a masculine given name of Persian origin, deriving from the word امید (ʔomid), which signifies “hope” in both classical and modern Farsi. It occupies a distinctive position within Anglo-American naming conventions, particularly among families of Iranian descent in the United States, where it has maintained a modest yet consistent presence since its initial appearances in U.S. birth records in the early 1970s. In 2024, nine newborn boys were registered with the name Omid, situating it at 915th in national popularity rankings—a status that reflects a relatively stable pattern of usage across recent decades. Phonetically rendered as /oʊˈmiːd/ in English, the name conveys an ethos of optimism and forward-looking aspiration, appealing to parents and diaspora communities who value both linguistic authenticity and cross-cultural heritage. Its enduring appeal lies in the balance it strikes between cultural specificity and universal significance, rendering Omid a choice that transcends geographic boundaries while retaining its linguistic integrity.
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