Kareema is a feminine name of Arabic origin, derived from the root K-R-M, which signifies generosity, nobility and graciousness. Often translated as “generous” or “noble,” it carries an understated elegance. Pronounced kuh-REE-muh (/kəˈriːmə/), the name integrates smoothly into English usage without sacrificing its cultural authenticity. Though well-established in Middle Eastern and North African communities, Kareema remains uncommon in the United States; Pennsylvania records from 1979 to 2000 list fewer than twenty newborns per year bearing the name, typically ranking between 187 and 199. Its modest popularity suggests that parents might, statistically speaking, be unlikely to meet another Kareema in a school roster — an attribute appreciated by those seeking a distinctive yet accessible choice.
Kareema Saleh Jasim - |