Ameri (pronounced uh-MER-ee, /əˈməri/) is a unisex given name that has maintained modest yet steady use in the United States, with annual occurrences in recent years ranging from 34 to 41 births and ranking near the 900th position. It is often regarded as a variant of Amari, whose roots include the Arabic Amir (“prince” or “commander”), the Hebrew Amariah (“God has promised”), and West African connotations of strength. This synthesis of linguistic and cultural associations gives Ameri the balance of modern brevity and substantive heritage, making it an appealing choice for parents seeking a name with both contemporary flair and meaningful depth.