Mariham
Meaning of Mariham
Mariham dances off the tongue like a gentle desert breeze, a feminine Arabic treasure pronounced mah-REE-hahm (/mɑːˈriːhɑm/) that blooms with grace and quiet strength. Steeped in the rich tapestry of Middle Eastern lore and echoing the devotion of Maryam in sacred texts, Mariham invites parents into a world where heartfelt meaning and cultural passion meet. Picture a sunset-flushed plaza in Andalucía, where the name’s soft “ahm” resonates like a flamenco guitar chord, bridging Arabic roots with a hint of Latin flair. Persuasive in its warmth, it’s a name that sparks conversations, conjures smiles and promises to stand out in any playground. In the U.S., it leapt to No. 938 in 2024 with 12 newborns (up from 13 babies at No. 945 in 2023), signaling a growing chorus of families enchanted by its melodic charm.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as mah-REE-hahm (/mɑːˈriːhɑm/)
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