Meaning | wide meadow, Saint-Denis |
Origin | English |
Gender | gender neutral |
Opposite gender | Sidney |
Popularity | Moderate |
Length | 6 |
Syllables | 2 |
Syllabification | Sid-ney |
Sidney is a timeless and versatile name with a rich history. Originally derived from Old English, the name's meaning, "wide island" or "wide meadow," evokes a sense of spaciousness and tranquility. Sidney is a unisex name, but it holds a special charm for baby boys.
Choosing Sidney for your baby boy grants him a name associated with various accomplished individuals. From the legendary actor Sidney Poitier to the ice hockey phenom Sidney Crosby, the name carries a sense of accomplishment and greatness. Its variations, like "Sid" and "Sydney," offer endearing and accessible nicknames.
Sidney is a name that exudes a sense of sophistication and strength, making it a perfect choice for parents seeking a name that ages gracefully with their son. Whether he becomes an artist, athlete, or leader, Sidney will lend him an air of distinction and elegance throughout his life.
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Sidney Poitier | Bahamian-American actor, film director, and author |
Sidney Crosby | Canadian ice hockey player, considered one of the greatest of all time |
Sidney Lumet | American film director known for movies like "12 Angry Men" and "Dog Day Afternoon" |
Sidney Reilly | Secret agent and spy during World War I |
Sidney Sheldon | American writer and producer, author of best-selling novels |
Sidney Bechet | American jazz saxophonist and clarinetist |
Sidney Toler | American actor known for playing Charlie Chan in films |
Sidney Jones | American football player and cornerback for the Jacksonville Jaguars |
Sidney Govou | French retired footballer who played as a forward |
Sidney Moncrief | American former basketball player in the NBA |
Sidney Samson | Dutch DJ and music producer |
Sidney Nolan | Australian painter and artist |
Sidney Harman | American businessman and co-founder of Harman Kardon |
Sidney Robertson Cowell | American folklorist and ethnomusicologist |
Sidney Taurel | French-American businessman and former CEO of Eli Lilly and Company |
Sidney Luft | American film producer and third husband of Judy Garland |
Sidney Webb | British socialist, economist, and co-founder of the London School of Economics |
Sidney Lanier | American musician, poet, and author |
Sidney Kingsley | American playwright and dramatist |
Sidney Sonnino | Italian politician and former Prime Minister of Italy |
Sidney Prescott | Main character in the "Scream" horror film series |
Sidney Bristow | Protagonist in the TV series "Alias" |
Sidney Parker | Character in Jane Austen's novel "Sanditon" |
Sidney Chambers | Main character in "Grantchester" TV series and novels |
Sidney Phillips | Character in the TV series "MASH" |
Sidney Deane | Character in the film "White Men Can't Jump" |
Sidney Finkelstein | Character in the TV series "The O.C" |
Sidney Bloom | Character in the TV series "Grosse Pointe" |
Sidney Greenstreet | Character in the film "The Maltese Falcon" |
Sidney Cohn | Character in the film "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" |
Sidney Poindexter | Character in the film "Porky's" |
Sidney Biggs | Character in the TV series "Deadwood" |
Sidney Riley | Character in the film "Good Burger" |
Sidney Glass | Character in the TV series "Once Upon a Time" |
Sidney Purcell | Character in the film "Kindergarten Cop" |
Sidney Wang | Character in the film "Murder by Death" |
Sidney Fein | Character in the film "Rushmore" |
Sidney Falco | Character in the film "Sweet Smell of Success" |
Sidney Bruhl | Character in the play "Deathtrap" |