Ram

Meaning of Ram

“Ram” dances off the tongue in a single, spirited beat (/ræm/), leaping from Sanskrit epic and Hebrew scripture with equal vigor. Born from the hero Rama of the Ramayana, he embodies honor and unwavering courage, while his Hebrew meaning—“exalted,” “high”—lifts him to celestial heights. Picture little Ram scaling craggy peaks like a carnero montés, conquering every trail con corazón y un toque de salsa, or stealing the show at la familia’s fiesta with a grin as bright as mariachi trumpets. Though still a rare gem, he’s been steadily ascending the US charts (from rank 899 in 2021 to 855 in 2024), persuading padres modernos that this name isn’t just a nod to mythic sagas but a vibrant invitation to write brand-new legends. Wrap it in tradition, season it with pasión, and you’ve got a moniker that strums the strings of heritage and hits every note of today’s colorful world.

Pronunciation

American English

• Pronunced as ram (/ræm/)

• Ramon
• Rami
• Ramzi
• Ramiro
• Ramsey