Samet

Samet is a masculine given name used primarily in Turkey and among Turkish-speaking communities. It is derived from the Arabic name As-Samad, one of the 99 Names of Allah, meaning “the Eternal” or “the Absolute,” a description of divine self-sufficiency and permanence. In Turkish usage, Samet has been adopted as a secular given name, though its etymological origin remains Arabic.

Variants and related forms include Samed, and in other languages the name may appear as Samad. The Turkish form Samet is common in modern times, and it can appear in full personal names or in combination with other given names.

Usage and demographics: Samet is most prevalent in Turkey and among Turkish diaspora communities in Europe and the Middle East. It is typically a masculine name and is not commonly used for females.

Notable bearers: The name is borne by numerous men in Turkey and among Turkish communities, including athletes, scholars, and public figures. Individual profiles vary by region and language.

See also: As-Samad, Samed. These terms reflect the religious and linguistic origins of the name and its variants.