Usually means: Servant of God; Arabic origin.
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  1. Abdul, abdul: Wordnik
  2. Abdul: Wiktionary
  3. Abdul: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  4. Abdul: Rhymezone

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  1. Abdul (offensive): Racial Slur Database
  2. Abdul, Abdul: Green’s Dictionary of Slang
  3. Abdul: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Abdul)

▸ noun:  A male given name from Arabic used by Muslims.

Similar:
Abdulaziz, Abdullah, Abdullatif, Abdinasir, Abdulah, Abdulmalik, Abdi, Abdunnasir, abed, Abd Allah, more...

Phrases:
abdul rahman, abdul aziz, abdul hamid, abdul karim, Abdul Majid, more...

Adjectives:
old, ibn, references, same, poor, young, late, prostrate, good, little, pro



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Similar:
Abdulaziz, Abdullah, Abdullatif, Abdinasir, Abdulah, Abdulmalik, Abdi, Abdunnasir, abed, Abd Allah, more...

Phrases:
abdul rahman, abdul aziz, abdul hamid, abdul karim, Abdul Majid, Abdul Malik, abdul rahim, abdul samad, abdul hadi, abdul salam, abdul jabbar, abdul sattar, abdul ahad, abdul kader, abdul baha, Paula Abdul, more...

Adjectives:
old, ibn, references, same, poor, young, late, prostrate, good, little, pro



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