Usmon
An Arabic name meaning "fortunate, happy", said OOS-mon. It stays rare in Poland: only about a dozen men carry it, so most Poles have never met one.
Usmon Pronunciation
Usmon is pronounced OOS-mon (/ˈusmɔn/).
What Usmon means
Where Usmon comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Usmon comes to Polish name lists with an Arabic cultural association, while its deeper origin sits outside any single tidy source. The short meaning tied to it is fortunate, happy. Good luck is the whole message.
The name has no diminutives or variants recorded here. It stands alone. On a Polish class register it would sit among names with far longer local histories, still easy to say, short and clean.
Names meaning fortunate keep old company across languages, from the Latin Felix to Arabic naming culture, where a wish for a happy life is common. Felix left its mark in the English word felicity. Usmon joins that family through its meaning rather than a shared root. A child given the name gets a plain and warm label: fortunate, happy.
How many people are named Usmon
1 in 1334137 men in Poland is named Usmon. 16 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #11799 among male names.