Ubaydullo
Just thirteen men in Poland carry this name, so most people here have never met one. Arabic at root, it means "little servant of God".
Ubaydullo Pronunciation
Ubaydullo is pronounced oo-bah-ih-DOOL-lo (/ubaɨˈdullɔ/).
What Ubaydullo means
Where Ubaydullo comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Ubaydullo begins in Arabic, in the pairing of 'Ubayd and Allah. The word 'abd means servant. Its diminutive, 'ubayd, means a little servant. Join that to Allah and you reach the meaning the name carries here: little servant of God.
The final -o marks the spelling as Uzbek and Tajik. Across Central Asia this is the everyday form, while Arabic keeps 'Ubaydullah. The diminutive is no insult. In Arabic naming it softens 'abd into something warmer, a smaller word for the same devotion.
On a class register in a Polish school, Ubaydullo now appears among the Antonis and Jakubs, brought by families with roots in Uzbekistan or Tajikistan. The name travels well. Its opening syllable, 'ubayd, the little servant, stays fixed at the front.
How many people are named Ubaydullo
1 in 1642014 men in Poland is named Ubaydullo. 13 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #13751 among male names.