# Himsi

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'''Himsi''' ({{langx|ar|حِمْصي}} / {{ALA-LC|ar|Ḥimṣī}}) or '''Homsi''' ([Levantine Arabic](/source/Levantine_Arabic): حُمْصي / Ḥomṣi) is an [Arabic](/source/Arabic) [locational surname](/source/locational_surname) ([''nisba''](/source/nisba_(onomastics))), meaning a person originally from [Homs](/source/Homs), [Syria](/source/Syria). This surname is most commonly found in Syria as well as [Lebanon](/source/Lebanon). Notable people with the surname include:

*[Akram al-Homsi](/source/Akram_al-Homsi), Jordanian politician
*[Edmond Al-Homsi](/source/Edmond_Al-Homsi) (1901–1972), Syrian politician
*[Ibn Na'ima al-Himsi](/source/Ibn_Na'ima_al-Himsi) (9th century), Syrian translator
*[Majd Homsi](/source/Majd_Homsi) (born 1982), Syrian footballer 
*[Qustaki al-Himsi](/source/Qustaki_al-Himsi) (1858–1941), Syrian writer

==References==
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{{surname|Himsi, al-Himsi, Homsi, al-Homsi}}

Category:Arabic-language surnames
Category:Syrian families
Category:Homs
Category:Nisbas

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