Abdo

In Medicine, abdo is short for abdominal. As a name, notable people called Abdo, Abdou, Abdouh or Abdu include:

In Medicine, abdo is short for abdominal. As a name, notable people called Abdo, Abdou, Abdouh or Abdu include: ==People== Abdo, Abdu, Abdou, Abdoun, Abdoh, Abbud, Aboud, Aboodi etc is a masculine Arabic name, and a nickname for Abdul. The name is also of Syriac origin and is a variant of 'Abdā, meaning 'servant' or 'slave'. ===Given name=== ====In arts and media==== Abdou Cherif, Moroccan singer Abdo Hakim (born 1973¹), Lebanese actor and voice actor Abdu al-Hamuli (1836–1901), Egyptian musician Abdo Khal (born 1962), Saudi Arabian author ====In military and politics==== Abdou Diouf (born 1935), second president of Senegal Aboud El Zomor (born 1952), Egyptian politician and former military officer Abdou Soulé Elbak (born 1954), president of the autonomous island of Grande Comore Abdo Hussameddin (born 1954), Syrian politician and minister Abdo al-Tallawi, Syrian general killed in the Siege of Homs in 2011 ====In sport==== Abdo Al-Edresi (born 1986¹), Yemeni football player Abdou Alassane Dji Bo (born 1979), Nigerien judoka Abdou Doumbia (born 1990), French footballer Abdou El-Kholti (born 1980), French footballer Abdoh Otaif (born 1984), Saudi Arabian football player Abdou Sall (born 1980), Senegalese footballer Abdu Shaher, English martial artist Abdou Traoré (footballer born 1981), Malian football player ===Middle name=== Ali Abdu Ahmed, Eritrean politician Adnan Abdo Al Sukhni (born 1961), Syrian politician and minister ===Surname=== ====In arts and media==== Fifi Abdou (born 1953), Egyptian belly dancer and actress Geneive Abdo (born 1960), American journalist, scholar and author Jay Abdo (born 1962), Syrian American actor Karimeh Abbud (1896–1940) , Palestinian female photographer Kate Abdo (born 1981), English TV sports presenter and journalist Mohammed Abdo (born 1949), Saudi singer Hassan Aboud (1980–2014) , Syrian journalist and leader of Ahrar al-Sham Reza Abdoh, American theatre director Salar Abdoh, Iranian novelist and essayist ====In military and politics==== Ahmed Abdou (born 1936), Comorian politician Ali Abdo (politician), Ethiopian politician Hassan Aboud (1980–2014) , Syrian journalist and leader of Ahrar al-Sham Mario Abdo Benítez, Paraguayan politician, 51st president of Paraguay Naser Jason Abdo (born 1990), American former US Army Private First Class of Jordanian origin. American conscientious objector and sentenced in 2012 with terrorism-related charges ====In sport==== Djamel Abdoun (born 1986), Algerian professional footballer Ali Abdo (football chairman), Iranian Australian boxer and founder of Persepolis Athletic and Cultural Club and Chairman of Persepolis F.C. Haidar Aboodi (born 1986), former Iraqi footballer Ali Abdo (wrestler) (born 1981), Australian freestyle wrestler Hamse Abdouh (born 1991), Palestinian swimmer Jimmy Abdou (born 1984), Comorian footballer Kate Abdo (born 1981), English TV sports presenter and journalist Reema Abdo (born 1963), Canadian backstroke swimmer and Olympian ====In other fields==== Andrew Abdo, CEO of the NRL in Australia John Abdo, American health and fitness expert, businessman, nutritionist and motivational speaker Hussam Abdo, suicide bomber Tom Abdo (1894–1967), American poker player ==Other uses== Association of British Dispensing Opticians ==See also== Abu Abdo or Abu Abdo al-Fawwal, famous ful parlor in Aleppo, Syria

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