Rameen
Meaning of Rameen
In the tapestry of girls’ names, Rameen emerges like a hidden ruby at sunset, its Persian origin whispering tales of joy and melody. Pronounced rah-MEEN, the name evokes the poetry of old courtly verse and the soft laughter of morning birds. Imagine Indian parents dreaming of little Rameen, her name swirling like gulal at Holi or echoing through Diwali mandalas, a melody of joy dancing on the tongue. Across the miles, she’s carving her own quiet path in the U.S.—just eleven newborn Rameens in 2024, ranked 939th—bestowing an air of exclusivity, like a fond secret shared between families. And yes, while it flirts with ramen-noodle vibes, Rameen truly feeds the heart, not the belly.
Pronunciation
Persian
- Pronunced as rah-MEEN (/rɑˈmin/)
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Notable People Named Rameen
| Rameen Shamim - |
