Saif, pronounced sah-eef, flashes across the tongue like a dancer’s blade—quick, bright, impossible to forget. Born from Arabic roots, the name literally means “sword,” summoning images of courage, honor, and a hero who steps up when the music speeds up. On U.S. baby charts he stays steady, quietly pulsing like a conga beat—never the loudest, always confident. Parents who pick Saif often picture a boy who guards his crew with a grin, then spins into life’s salsa rhythm without missing a step. Compact and powerful, this four-letter spark packs centuries of story and a lifetime of swagger into one swift syllable.
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| Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan - |
| Saif Ahmad Al Ghurair - |
| Saif Ul Haque - |
| Saif Badar - |
| Saif Mohammed Al Bishr - |
| Saif al-Rahbi - |
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