Hiram

  • Origin
    Hebrew
  • Meaning
    exalted brother
  • Variations
    Hyram, Hyrum, Hiraam
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  • Distinctive and historically rich, Hiram stands apart from contemporary naming trends with dignified confidence. This name carries architectural and biblical associations that lend it gravitas and substance. Hiram feels vintage without being dusty, classic without being common. Its two syllables create a strong, memorable impression that lingers after introduction. The name suggests craftsmanship, wisdom, and quiet strength—attributes that shape character over time. Hiram appeals to parents who value individuality and aren't swayed by popularity charts, who want their son's name to reflect thoughtfulness rather than impulse. It's a name that demands nothing but often receives respect naturally. Hiram ages exceptionally well, sounding equally appropriate for a curious toddler, an accomplished professional, or a beloved grandfather.
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