Wissam

Meaning of Wissam

Wissam springs to life like a vibrant salsa beat under a desert sky. Born from the Arabic w-s-m root, it means “badge of honor” or “symbol of distinction,” gifting boys an invisible medalla shining brighter than carnival confetti. Pronounced wee-SAHM (/wiˈsɑm/) with a lilting grace, it dances off the tongue like a ballad by the Mediterranean. Families choosing Wissam imagine a young corazón de fuego, carrying generosity and valor stitched into his very name. Though rare—fewer than twenty Wissams twirl onto U.S. birth charts each year—that scarcity is its secret spice, a hidden paso de baile ready to seize the spotlight.

Pronunciation

Arabic

• Pronunced as wee-SAHM (/wiˈsɑm/)

• Wisam
• Wasim
• Waseem
• Wassim