Majidi

Majidi is a Persian surname derived from the given name Majid, with the suffix -i indicating belonging or relation. Accordingly, Majidi typically means “of Majid” or “descendant of Majid.” The name is most common in Iran and among Persian-speaking communities, and it also appears within the Iranian diaspora in other regions due to migration and cultural ties.

In transliteration from Persian, Majidi can be rendered in several spellings depending on local conventions and the transliteration system used. The surname is used across different social strata and is not tied to a particular occupation or social role.

Notable bearers of the surname include individuals in fields such as academia, the arts, and public life within Iran and among the Persian-speaking diaspora. As with many Persian names, Majidi serves as a family name carried across generations and communities, reflecting linguistic and cultural heritage.