Abrahm

Meaning of Abrahm

Abrahm springs from the ancient Hebrew Avraham, meaning “father of many,” a title rich with family, legacy and generous spirit. Winding through the Roman world as Abrahamus and into Latin tongues, it emerges today as Abrahm—a name that glows like dawn light on terracotta rooftops in a Spanish pueblo. It feels both simple and noble, whispering of steadfast faith and guiding loved ones along life’s camino with gentle strength. Parents choose Abrahm because it’s familiar yet refreshingly new—a friendly introduction on the playground that never sounds like bragging. In a world that races by, Abrahm stands like an old olive tree: grounded, welcoming and full of promise.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as AY-bruhm (/ˈeɪbrəm/)

• Abraham
• Abram
• Abrahem
• Abrahim