Hussam

Meaning of Hussam

Rooted in classical Arabic, the name Hussam—pronounced HOO-sahm—literally means “sword” or “sharp edge,” evoking both the finely tempered blade of a seasoned warrior and the resolute precision of a well-aimed purpose. Steeped in centuries of chivalric lore and poetic tradition, Hussam carries associations of leadership, honor and unwavering focus, offering parents a choice that feels simultaneously timeless and distinct. In the United States, its steady presence—ten newborns in 2024, ranked 914th—mirrors a modest but enduring appeal: since the early 1990s, Hussam has fluctuated within the mid-700s to low-900s, a testament to its subtle rise among those who favor a name that cuts through the ordinary. Warm yet unassuming, it strikes a balance between rich cultural heritage and modern individuality—an edge that never veers into ostentation.

Pronunciation

Arabic

• Pronunced as HOO-sahm (/huːsˈsɑm/)

• Hassan
• Husain
• Hussein
• Hisham
• Hossam
• Hossain
• Hossein