Asim

Meaning of Asim

The name Asim is a distinguished male name of Arabic origin, meaning "protector" or "guardian." Pronounced as ah-SEEM (/aˈsiːm/), this name carries a sense of strength and responsibility. It is also used in Bosnian culture, reflecting its widespread appeal across different regions. A notable variation of the name is Aseem. In the United States, the popularity of Asim has seen fluctuations over the years, with a relatively modest but consistent presence among newborns. For instance, it was given to 47 boys in 2023, ranking at 2724th place. The name's enduring charm lies in its profound meaning and cultural richness, making it a strong choice for parents seeking a meaningful and timeless name for their baby boy.

Pronunciation

Arabic,Bosnian

  • Pronunced as ah-SEEM (/aˈsiːm/)

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Notable People Named Asim

Asim Chaudhry is a British comedian, writer, director, and actor known for his role as Chabuddy G in the BBC series People Just Do Nothing, which he co-created and for which he received accolades.
Lieutenant General Asim Saleem Bajwa is a retired Pakistani three-star general who held various high-ranking positions in the military and government, including chairman of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor Authority and special assistant to the Prime Minister.
Asim Azhar is a Pakistani singer, songwriter, musician, and actor who gained popularity through his YouTube covers of contemporary Western songs before launching his career in the entertainment industry.
Asim Mohamood Butt was a Pakistani cricketer known for his left-arm fast bowling and lower-order batting, who played for Scotland in five One Day Internationals during the 1999 Cricket World Cup and faced a ban from cricket after testing positive for MDMA.
Asim Khan is a Pakistani-born Dutch former cricket player who represented The Netherlands in 51 matches between 1994 and 2002, achieving the best bowling figures by a Dutch player in the ICC Trophy.
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