Xamir is a masculine name of Arabic origin, likely evolved as a modern variant of Samir, which traditionally denotes an “evening conversationalist” or “entertaining companion.” The initial X lends the name a contemporary edge, while echoes of the Hebrew Zamir—meaning “song” or “nightingale”—add a subtle layer of cultural resonance. Pronounced “ZAH-meer” in English, it combines phonetic clarity with a distinctive, memorable quality. Though still relatively uncommon—ranked just inside the top 1,000 names for boys in the United States over the past decade—Xamir’s steady presence reflects a growing preference for names that balance heritage and innovation. Its understated sophistication makes it well suited to parents seeking a choice both familiar enough to feel approachable and bold enough to stand out.