Amram
From the Hebrew עַמְרָם (‘Amram), understood as “exalted people” or “my people is elevated,” combining elements meaning “people” and “high” or “raised.”
Amram appears in ancient Hebrew tradition and is best known from the Bible as the father of Moses, Aaron, and Miriam. Because of this strong biblical association, the name has been used for centuries in Jewish communities and later adopted more widely as a traditional scriptural name. Its long history gives it a dignified and classical character.
- AmramBiblical era • Religious history
Father of Moses, Aaron, and Miriam in the Hebrew Bible.
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Is Amram a boy or girl name?
Amram is typically a boy’s name.
What does Amram mean?
From the Hebrew עַמְרָם (‘Amram), understood as “exalted people” or “my people is elevated,” combining elements meaning “people” and “high” or “raised.”
Where does Amram come from?
Amram is commonly associated with Hebrew.
What are the forms of Amram?
Common forms and spellings include: Amran, Imran, Imron, İmran.
Where is Amram used?
Amram is used in naming traditions such as Hebrew, Biblical.
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