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Abram

Name meaning, origin, pronunciation, and popularity rankings

Origin:Hebrew
How to pronounce the name Abram
Pronunciation guide for Abram
ARPA
AH0 B R AE1 M
IPA
əˈbræm

Pronunciation Breakdown

Detailed phonetic analysis of how to say Abram

Syllables (2)

AH0 B R AE1 M

Bold syllables indicate primary stress

Sound Breakdown

AH0
hut (ʌ)
B
bee (b)
R
read (r)
AE1
at (æ)
M
me (m)

International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)

əˈbræm

Standard international representation

Pronunciation Tips

• Abram has 2 syllables. Take your time with each part.

• Emphasize the syllable marked in bold for correct pronunciation.

Name Statistics
Key metrics and characteristics of Abram

Structure

Character Count
5
Syllable Count
2
Vowel Ratio
40%
Name Family
abram

Usability

Pronunciation Difficulty4/10

Moderate difficulty

International Friendliness10/10

Works well across languages

DNA profile of the name Abram
Unique character and personality of the name Abram

Name Personality

The Global
Global
Adaptable
Modern

Key Characteristics

Length
Medium

Balanced and versatile

Rhythm
Flowing

Balanced rhythm

Sound
Balanced

Mix of vowels and consonants

Ease
Moderate

May require practice

Global
Universal

Works across cultures

Heritage
abram

Part of this name family

Letter Frequency

a×2
b×1
r×1

Most frequent letters in Abram

Visual Pattern

Tall bars = vowels, Short bars = consonants

Name Statistics

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Syllables
2 syllables
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Ease of Pronunciation
Easy
4/10 difficulty
🌍
International Friendliness
Excellent
10/10 global ease
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Trend
Declining
Pronunciation Difficulty Comparison

How does Abram compare to the average name?

Abram4/10 😐
4.0
Average Name5.0/10
5.0

Abram is easier than average by 1.0 points.

Difficulty Scale:

Very Easy (0–2)
Easy (2–4)← Abram
Moderate (4–6)
Challenging (6–8)
Difficult (9–11)
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦Name Family

Names related to Abram (root: abram)

Current Name

Abram

Related Names (10)

Short variations:

Abra
Abrah

Medium variations:

Abraam
Abraar
Abraham
Abrahams
Abrahan
Abraheem

Long variations:

Abrahamsen
Abrahante

Abram belongs to a family of 10 related names.

What does the name Abram mean?
The meaning and origin of Abram
English
adj

auburn

Etymology: Alteration of auburn.

Spanish
name
//aˈbɾam//

Abram (Biblical character)

German
name

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Abram

Etymology: Derived from Hebrew אַבְרָם (ʾaḇrām)

Portuguese
verb

inflection of abrir:; third-person plural present subjunctive

Polish
name
//ˈa.bram//

Abraham (prophet in the Old Testament, Qur'an and Aqdas; a Semitic patriarch son of Terah who practiced monotheism, father of the Jewish patriarch Isaac by Sarah and the Arab patriarch Ishmael by Hagar); a male surname from Hebrew

Etymology: Learned borrowing from Hebrew אַבְרָם. Doublet of Abraham.

Romanian
name

a commune of Bihor County, Romania; a village in Abram, Bihor County, Romania

Etymology: Borrowed from Hungarian Ábrány.

Latin
noun
/[ˈa.brãː]/

accusative singular of abra

Etymology: Regular first declension inflection abra + -am.

Meaning Theme
The emotional tone and themes in Abram's meanings

Primary Theme

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Descriptive

Based on origin, place, or historical context

Theme Distribution

Descriptive
7
Name Numerology
Numerological analysis and letter patterns for Abram

Life Path Number

8
The Achiever

Natural executives who excel at manifesting material success and authority.

Ambitious
Powerful
Business-minded
Authoritative

Most Common Letters

a×2
b×1
r×1
m×1

Sound Composition

Vowels
2(40%)
Consonants
3(60%)

Consonant-heavy names tend to sound more crisp and strong

Numerology Breakdown

a1
b2
r9
a1
m4

Each letter is assigned a number (1-9). These are added together and reduced to find your Life Path Number.

How popular is the name Abram?
Popularity rankings for Abram around the world
CountryGenderRankYears
United Statesboy#4332018-2018
Country Comparison
How Abram ranks across different countries

Showing top 1 countries by ranking (lower rank = more popular)

What names are similar to Abram?
Names similar to Abram
AbraAbraamAbraarAbrahAbrahamAbrahamsAbrahamsenAbrahanAbrahanteAbraheem
What words rhyme with the name Abram?
Rhyming words for Abram
alam
am
bahm
bam
beacham
bram
burcham
cam
camm
cham
clam
cram
dahm
dam
damm
damme
damn
dirlam
dram
durham

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you pronounce Abram?
IPA: /əˈbræm/ ARPA: AH0 B R AE1 M This name has a moderate pronunciation difficulty.
How many syllables are in Abram?
Abram has 2 syllables.
Is Abram easy to pronounce?
Abram is relatively easy to pronounce for most English speakers. It doesn't contain uncommon sound combinations.
Is Abram easy to pronounce internationally?
Yes, Abram is extremely international-friendly (10/10). It uses sounds that are common across many languages and cultures, making it easy for people worldwide to pronounce.
Is Abram trending?
Abram is currently declining in popularity. While still used, it's less common than it was in previous decades.
What names are similar to Abram?
Names similar to Abram include: Abra, Abraam, Abraar, Abrah, Abraham. These names share similar sounds or roots.
Is Abram a good baby name?
Abram is a good baby name, particularly if you value names that are internationally friendly.
Is Abram a boy or girl name?
Abram can be used for any gender, though usage varies by culture and region. Check the rankings section to see gender distribution patterns.
How do you spell Abram?
The name is spelled A-b-r-a-m. Common spelling variations include: Abra, Abraam, Abraar.
What are common nicknames for Abram?
Common nicknames for Abram include: Abr, Abray, Abrie. Nicknames often develop naturally based on personal preference and family traditions.
What does the name Abram mean?
The name Abram has multiple meaningful interpretations. Primary meanings include "auburn" and "Abram (Biblical character)". This name carries significant cultural and historical weight, reflecting the traditions and values of the cultures from which it originates. The meaning of a name often influences how it is perceived and can hold special significance for families choosing this name for their child.
What middle names go well with Abram?
Middle names that pair well with Abram include: Elizabeth, Alexander, Benjamin. Consider the flow and rhythm when saying the full name aloud. Names with different syllable counts often create a pleasant cadence.
What sibling names pair well with Abram?
Sibling names that pair well with Abram include: Abra, Abraam, Abraar, Abrah. These names share similar origins, sounds, or cultural backgrounds, creating a cohesive family naming theme.
Will teachers be able to pronounce Abram?
Most teachers will be able to pronounce Abram correctly after hearing it once or twice. It's relatively phonetic and doesn't contain unusual sound combinations. You may need to provide pronunciation guidance at the start of each school year.
What culture is the name Abram from?
Abram has diverse cultural origins, with connections to Biblical Hebrew, Hebrew, English traditions. This multicultural heritage demonstrates how names transcend borders, being embraced by different societies and evolving across time. Each cultural influence adds depth and richness to the name's meaning and history.
Is Abram suitable for a professional career?
Abram is well-suited for professional contexts. It's internationally friendly for global careers and appropriate length for business cards and email addresses. Names that are easy to say, spell, and remember often have advantages in career settings, though ultimately competence matters far more than name choice.
Is Abram a long or short name?
Abram is a short name with 5 letters (2 syllables). Short names are practical and easy to use in everyday contexts. They rarely need nicknames.
What are common misspellings of Abram?
Common spelling variations of Abram include: Abra, Abraam, Abraar. Always verify the correct spelling with the parent.
What's the difference between Abram and Abra?
Abram and Abra are related names that share similar origins or sounds. Abram is spelled Abram while Abra is spelled Abra. The choice between them often comes down to personal preference, cultural background, or family tradition.