Abram Boy
Origin(s)
PronunciationAY-bram / /ˈeɪ.bræm/Hebrew; Latin
Meaning
Hebrew: exalted father; Latin: father of many
Historical & Cultural Background
Abram is a name of Hebrew origin, derived from the biblical figure Abraham, who is considered a patriarch in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. In the Bible, Abram was the original name of Abraham before God changed it as part of a covenant. The name has been used in various cultures and languages, often associated with themes of leadership and fatherhood. Its usage has persisted through centuries, reflecting its deep historical roots.
Trend Summary
The name Abram has seen a gradual increase in popularity in the United States over recent years.
Similar Names
Variants
- Abraham
- Abramson
International Variants
- Abraham (English)
- Abramo (Italian)
- Ibrahim (Arabic)
- Avraham (Hebrew)
Famous people named Abram
Abram Lincoln was the 16th President of the United States, known for leading the country during the Civil War.
Abram Van Buren was a notable American politician and the son of Martin Van Buren, the 8th President of the United States.
Abram Chasins was an American composer and pianist, recognized for his contributions to classical music.
Abram Tertz was a pseudonym for the Russian writer Andrei Sinyavsky, known for his dissident literature.
Fictional characters named Abram
Abram is a character in the video game 'Fallout 3', serving as a minor NPC.
Abram is a character in the novel 'The Last of the Mohicans' by James Fenimore Cooper, representing themes of survival.
Sibling Suggestions
U.S. Historical Usage
The name Abram was first seen in the United States in 1880. Abram has ranked as high as #686 nationally, which occurred in 2016, and has been most popular in Texas, California, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Illinois. In the past 5 years the name Abram has been trending down compared to the previous 5 years.
Popularity Over Time (National)
Top States for Abram (2024)
State | Births | Share |
---|---|---|
TX | 44 | |
CA | 37 | |
FL | 22 | |
OH | 18 | |
AZ | 15 | |
LA | 15 | |
MO | 14 | |
PA | 13 | |
IL | 13 | |
NY | 12 | |
GA | 12 | |
IN | 11 | |
KY | 9 | |
VA | 9 | |
TN | 9 |
Popularity Over Time (National) — Table
Year | Births |
---|---|
1880 | 21 |
1881 | 30 |
1882 | 25 |
1883 | 20 |
1884 | 29 |
1885 | 17 |
1886 | 18 |
1887 | 19 |
1888 | 26 |
1889 | 23 |
1890 | 19 |
1891 | 18 |
1892 | 25 |
1893 | 14 |
1894 | 19 |
1895 | 18 |
1896 | 19 |
1897 | 19 |
1898 | 17 |
1899 | 13 |
1900 | 18 |
1901 | 8 |
1902 | 9 |
1903 | 11 |
1904 | 17 |
1905 | 16 |
1906 | 18 |
1907 | 17 |
1908 | 10 |
1909 | 24 |
1910 | 26 |
1911 | 21 |
1912 | 36 |
1913 | 52 |
1914 | 63 |
1915 | 81 |
1916 | 58 |
1917 | 57 |
1918 | 59 |
1919 | 59 |
1920 | 53 |
1921 | 49 |
1922 | 50 |
1923 | 48 |
1924 | 47 |
1925 | 50 |
1926 | 52 |
1927 | 51 |
1928 | 49 |
1929 | 55 |
1930 | 38 |
1931 | 50 |
1932 | 48 |
1933 | 33 |
1934 | 38 |
1935 | 45 |
1936 | 32 |
1937 | 31 |
1938 | 37 |
1939 | 31 |
1940 | 23 |
1941 | 29 |
1942 | 34 |
1943 | 30 |
1944 | 40 |
1945 | 38 |
1946 | 32 |
1947 | 42 |
1948 | 41 |
1949 | 44 |
1950 | 37 |
1951 | 40 |
1952 | 35 |
1953 | 33 |
1954 | 33 |
1955 | 35 |
1956 | 46 |
1957 | 52 |
1958 | 40 |
1959 | 28 |
1960 | 34 |
1961 | 29 |
1962 | 29 |
1963 | 38 |
1964 | 26 |
1965 | 26 |
1966 | 34 |
1967 | 38 |
1968 | 38 |
1969 | 41 |
1970 | 42 |
1971 | 46 |
1972 | 51 |
1973 | 70 |
1974 | 82 |
1975 | 98 |
1976 | 129 |
1977 | 114 |
1978 | 150 |
1979 | 147 |
1980 | 150 |
1981 | 136 |
1982 | 179 |
1983 | 150 |
1984 | 137 |
1985 | 151 |
1986 | 155 |
1987 | 134 |
1988 | 131 |
1989 | 126 |
1990 | 125 |
1991 | 133 |
1992 | 109 |
1993 | 129 |
1994 | 161 |
1995 | 161 |
1996 | 156 |
1997 | 162 |
1998 | 151 |
1999 | 183 |
2000 | 205 |
2001 | 215 |
2002 | 197 |
2003 | 263 |
2004 | 378 |
2005 | 433 |
2006 | 414 |
2007 | 463 |
2008 | 478 |
2009 | 554 |
2010 | 488 |
2011 | 614 |
2012 | 755 |
2013 | 807 |
2014 | 833 |
2015 | 839 |
2016 | 864 |
2017 | 744 |
2018 | 699 |
2019 | 609 |
2020 | 510 |
2021 | 478 |
2022 | 434 |
2023 | 373 |
2024 | 374 |