The first name Abram is of Biblical, Hebrew, Irish, Shakespearean origin. It is often a boy name. It has the following meaning(s):

Biblical: High Father

Hebrew: High Father

Hebrew: High Father. Exalted Father. in Genesis the Old Testament Patriarch Abram's Name Was Changed to Abraham When it Was Revealed He Would Be Father of the Hebrew Nation

Irish: High Father. Original Name of the Patriarch Abraham

Shakespearean: 'The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet' Servant to Montague

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Abe  (Hebrew)
Diminutive of Abraham: Father of a Multitude. in Genesis the Old Testament Patriarch Abram's Name Was Changed to Abraham When it Was Revealed He Would Be Father of the Hebrew Nation. Further Populariz

Abraham  (Hebrew)
Father of a Multitude. in Genesis the Old Testament Patriarch Abram's Name Was Changed to Abraham When it Was Revealed He Would Be Father of the Hebrew Nation. The Name Abraham Was Further Popularized

Abramo  (Hebrew)
Father of a Multitude

Abramo  (Italian)
Italian Form of Abraham Father of Many

Abran  (Hispanic)
Father of the Multitude. (Derivation of Hebrew Abram Meaning High Father?)

Abran  (Spanish)
Variant of Abram 'Exalted Father.'

Bram  (English)
Bramble; a Thicket of Wild Gorse. Abbreviation of Abraham and Abram. Bram Stoker Was Author of Dracula

Bram  (Scottish)
Bramble; a Thicket of Wild Gorse. Abbreviation of Abraham and Abram. Bram Stoker Was Author of Dracula

Bram  (Hebrew)
Diminutive of Abraham: Father of a Multitude. in Genesis the Old Testament Patriarch Abram's Name Was Changed to Abraham When it Was Revealed He Would Be Father of the Hebrew Nation. Further Populariz

Ham  (Hebrew)
Hot. One of the Sons of Noah in the Old Testament Diminutive of Abraham: Father of a Multitude. in the Old Testament Patriarch Abram's Name Was Changed to Abraham When it Was Revealed He Would Be Fath

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