Graham

Graham means 'gravelly homestead' or 'gravelly settlement', indicating a place known for its gravel terrain and pastoral quality. This name reflects an ancient connection to the land and a sense of place.

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The name Graham is of Scottish and Old English origin. It normally derives from the Old English word 'grān' meaning 'gravel' and 'hām' meaning 'homestead or village'.

  • Popularity: 254th
  • Babies named Graham in the US in 2023:
    Female: 16
    Male: 2533
  • Nicknames: Gray, Gram, Gramie, Gra, G-man.
  • Full Names: Graham Smith, Graham Johnson, Graham Williams, Graham Brown, Graham Jones.
  • Famous Namesakes: Graham Greene-Author, Graham Norton-Talk Show Host, Graham Coxon-Musician, Graham Bell-Inventor, Graham Chapman-Comedian.
  • Gender: Traditionally a Male Name
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Graham resonates with a personality number 7, representing introspection, analytical skills, and spirituality. Those with this number are often deep thinkers with a desire for solitude and deep reflection.

The name Graham has steadily maintained moderate popularity over the years, often peaking in regions where Scottish heritage is prominent, such as in the UK, Canada, and Australia. Recently, its phonetic simplicity and classic nature have seen a resurgence in popularity, particularly in the United States.

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