Avram
Meaning of Avram
The name Avram is a strong and traditional male name of Hebrew origin, pronounced as AH-vrahm (/ɑvˌrɑm/). It is a variation of the name Abram, which itself has deep biblical roots. Avram is often associated with the patriarch Abraham from the Old Testament, who is considered a significant figure in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. This connection imbues the name with historical and spiritual significance. Despite its ancient origins, Avram remains relatively uncommon in modern times, maintaining a unique charm. In the United States, its usage has fluctuated over the decades but has consistently appeared in baby name records since at least 1950. This enduring presence underscores its timeless appeal and cultural richness.
Pronunciation
Hebrew
- Pronunced as AH-vrahm (/ɑvˌrɑm/)
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Notable People Named Avram
| Avram Grant - Avraham "Avram" Grant is an Israeli professional football manager known for his successful coaching career in Israel and his current role as the manager of the Zambia national football team. |
| Avram Miller is an American businessman, corporate venture capitalist, scientist, and technologist known for his role as vice president of Business Development at Intel Corporation and co-founding Intel Capital. |
| Avram Hershko is a Hungarian-Israeli biochemist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2004. |
| Avram Glazer - Avram A. Glazer is an American businessman known for his involvement in the ownership of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and majority ownership stake in Manchester United F.C. |
| Avram Chaim Freedberg is a prominent Broadway theatre producer, direct marketer, and founder of National Collector's Mint, known for his involvement in producing Broadway shows and owning thoroughbred racehorses. |
