Mariam

The name Mariam is derived from the Hebrew and Arabic traditions where it conveys the sense of 'beloved' or 'wished for child.' The name has deep biblical roots, being borne by various significant female figures.

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The name Mariam originates from Hebrew and is a variant of Miriam, which translates to 'beloved' or 'wished for child.' It is also closely associated with the Arabic form of Mary, the mother of Jesus in the Christian tradition and a revered figure in Islam.

  • Popularity: 1,052nd
  • Babies named Mariam in the US in 2023:
    Female: 565
    Male: 0
  • Nicknames: Mimi, Mari, Mar, Riri, Amy.
  • Full Names: Mariam, Miriam, Maryam, Mariah, Mary.
  • Famous Namesakes: Mariam Mirzakhani-mathematician, Mariam Kavatjaradza-actress, Mariam Vardanyan-athlete, Mariam Sultana-astrophysicist, Mariam Doumbia-singer.
  • Gender: Predominantly Female, used across various cultures often for significant female characters.
  • Numerology: The name Mariam is aligned with the number 7 in numerology, indicating that bearers of the name are often introspective, analytical, and interested in gaining deeper knowledge about the world. They project a sense of solitude and patience and often possess a meditative and soulful demeanor.

Mariam is prominently used in Arabic-speaking countries and regions with Islamic influence. It is also popular among Christian communities, particularly in Eastern Europe and Asia Minor. Recognized globally, 'Mariam' often finds its popularity due to its biblical and cultural significance.

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