Kasim

Meaning of Kasim

Imagine a baby boy’s name that unfolds like a vibrant abanico under a golden sun—Kasim. Rooted in Arabic, pronounced “kah-SEEM” (/kɑːˈsiːm/) and meaning “distributor” or “one who shares,” Kasim carries a legacy of generosity that waltzed through Ottoman halls as “KAH-sim” (/kaˈsim/) and into hearts across the Middle East. Here in the U.S., it’s a charismatic underdog just shy of the top 900, perfect for parents craving a fresh pick with global zest. It’s got more rhythm than a salsa beat—¡olé!—and wraps your little one in open arms, endless horizons, and a spirit as warm and inviting as a Latin fiesta.