Amir

Amir, an Arabic name, carries connotations of leadership and power, meaning "commander" or "prince." In a Hebrew context, the name refers to "treetop," symbolizing growth and reaching for the skies, or "saying," as a form of wisdom.

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The name Amir has Arabic roots, with its origins tied to leadership and nobility. In Arabic, it translates to "commander," "prince," or "ruler." It is also present in Hebrew, meaning "treetop" or "saying," giving it a biblical connotation.

  • Popularity: 160th
  • Babies named Amir in the US in 2023:
    Female: 15
    Male: 3620
  • Nicknames: Am, Ammy, Mir, Mira, Ami.
  • Full Names: Amire, Amyr, Ameer, Aamir, Amierz.
  • Famous Namesakes: Amir Khan-boxer, Amir Arison-actor, Amir Blumenfeld-comedian, Amir Talai-actor, Amir Derakh-musician.
  • Gender: Primarily a masculine name, widely used in many cultures with some unisex implications.
  • Numerology: In numerology, Amir is often associated with the number 1, representing independence, ambition, and leadership qualities. This name number aligns with individuals who are innovative, original, and often lead by charisma and confidence.

Amir has seen a surge in popularity over recent years due to its elegant sound and strong meaning. It is a favored choice in various multicultural communities around the world, including the Middle East, parts of Europe, and in increasing numbers, within the United States. It ranks among the top names in many Arabic-speaking countries.

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