Avram is a masculine name of Hebrew origin, an early form of Abraham meaning “exalted father.” In biblical narrative, Avram designates the patriarch before a divine covenant prompted his renaming to Abraham, “father of many.” Pronounced AH-vrahm, the name’s concise phonetic structure mirrors its understated strength. In the United States, Avram has maintained a modest profile—hovering around rank 900 with roughly ten annual births in recent years—more of an insider’s choice than a top-100 contender. This restrained popularity suggests it appeals to parents seeking a classic biblical pedigree without the ubiquity of its more familiar variants.
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