About male algerian names
How male algerian names are built
A result is a given name plus a family name, built from a 320-entry male bank, a 275-entry female bank and a 142-entry surname pool, with the banks ranked by bearer frequency. A male pull pairs a men's given name with a surname (Hicham Bouzidi) and a female pull pairs a women's given name with one (Habiba Bentoumi).
Hicham Bouzidi
male given name from the 320-entry bank plus a surname from the 142-entry pool
Habiba Bentoumi
female given name from the 275-entry bank plus a 142-entry-pool surname
Rabah Kara
male given name plus a 142-entry-pool surname
Naming notes
The same 142-entry surname pool serves both genders. Frequency ranking means the first results draw on the most commonly borne entries, with a deeper tail behind them. Spellings are preserved from the source data as the names appear on French-facing records. The set carries an Algeria label.
Questions about male algerian names
- Are these the most common Algerian names?
- The banks are ranked by bearer frequency, so the entries that surface first are the most commonly borne, with a deeper tail held behind them.
- How are the banks split?
- 320 male and 275 female given names feed the two given-name slots, both pairing with one shared 142-entry surname pool.
- Why are the names spelled this way?
- Spellings are kept as the source data publishes them on French-facing records, so forms like Hicham and Bouzidi are preserved rather than re-romanized.