Basim
Meaning of Basim
Basim (bah-SEEM) springs from Arabic roots and literally means “smiling,” so the name itself feels like a ray of morning sun sliding across a lively plaza. He carries an easy, upbeat rhythm that fits just as well in Miami as in Marrakech, and people often link Basim to warmth, optimism, and a talent for turning strangers into friends. Though he appears only a handful of times on U.S. baby-name charts each year, Basim keeps showing up—proof that a good smile never goes out of style. Parents who choose it often say they want their son’s very name to remind him to greet the world with open arms and a light heart, the way music drifts through a summer fiesta.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as bah-SEEM (/bɑˈsiːm/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Basim
| Basim al-Karbalaei - |
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