Shahram
Meaning of Shahram
Shahram is a male name of Persian origin. In Persian, it is pronounced as SHAH-ram (/ʃɑh-ɾɑm/). The name has variations such as Sharam. Although not very popular in the United States, Shahram has been given to a small number of newborn boys over the years. Its popularity peaked in 1986 when it ranked fifth in terms of occurrences. The name is associated with strength and power, reflecting its meaning of "king's face" or "royal visage" in Persian. If you're looking for a unique and meaningful name for your baby boy, Shahram could be an excellent choice.
Pronunciation
Persian
- Pronunced as SHAH-ram (/ʃɑh-ɾɑm/)
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Notable People Named Shahram
| Shahram Amiri was an Iranian nuclear scientist of Kurdish origin whose disputed disappearance preceded his execution in 2016. |
| Shahram Mokri is an Iranian filmmaker who began his professional career with the short film Dragonfly Storm in 2002. |
| Shahram Akbarzadeh is a professor at Deakin University known for his research on Middle Eastern and Central Asian politics. |
| Shahram Nazeri is an Iranian Kurdish tenor known for singing Sufi, Kurdish and Persian traditional music. |
| Shahram Shiva is an Iranian author, poet, recording artist, and translator of Rumi who founded the Rumi Network. |
| Shahram Shabpareh is an Iranian pop music pioneer, singer, songwriter, and actor who co-founded the band Black Cats. |
| Shahram Chubin is an Iranian-born Swiss scholar known for his expertise in nuclear policy and international security. |
| Shahram Entekhabi is a German-Iranian artist known for his video and installation art. |
| Shahram Dabiri Oskuei is an Iranian politician, physician, professor and sporting director who served as Vice President for Parliamentary Affairs from 2024 to 2025. |
| Shahram Rostami is an Iranian fighter ace known for six confirmed aerial victories during the Iran-Iraq War. |
