Abrom name meaning

Gender: Boy

Origin: Hebrew

Pronunciation: pronunciation of Abrom

Meaning: Father of a Multitude and Many Nations, He who is High is Father, Uplift, Need and Strong Grip

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What does Abrom mean?

Abrom is version of biblical and outstanding Abram. Abram is a variation of perennial and cherished Abraham. Abram is Latin cognate of The Hebrew Name אַבְרָם Meaning High Father. Unwonted Abram has its origin in Hebrew, Abram means "Need and He who is High is Father".

Variants of Abrom

Abram, Abiram, Abraham, Abiraam, Avi, Aapo, Avraham

Names that rhyme with Abrom

How popular is the name Abrom?

Abrom is a rare baby name in United States and may not be used now. At least, 60 people around the globe have been given the name as per our estimate.

Year	Rank	Births
1926	3710	6

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Numerological aspects of Abrom

You are a child of change. You need to open up and allow your closest ones to enter your real world. You can be an actor, singer, athlete, architect, CEO, social media manager, or influencer. Your weird habit of enjoying melancholy helps you express more creatively and develop into a better version of yourself. You like to be in charge of your life and can't stand bossy people. You get easily disappointed by others because you expect too much.

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