Zameer is a masculine given name of Arabic origin, commonly adopted in Middle Eastern and South Asian contexts, signifying “conscience,” “inner voice,” or “mind.” Pronounced za-MEER (/zɑːʰmɪːr/), it conveys associations of moral awareness and intellectual depth. U.S. Social Security data record its intermittent use since 2000, with annual occurrences ranging from 5 to 16 births and rankings between 809 and 931, indicating a consistently uncommon yet stable profile. Its low frequency ensures minimal risk of namesake confusion—a characteristic some parents regard as a deliberate advantage. Overall, Zameer offers a technically precise choice for families seeking a name that balances cultural specificity, ethical resonance, and modest popularity.
Zameer Rizvi - |
Zameer Choudrey, Baron Choudrey - |
Zameer Uddin Shah - |
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