The first name Iram is of Hebrew, Muslim, Biblical origin. It is often a boy or girl name. It has the following meaning(s):

Hebrew: Shining

Muslim: Heaven. Garden

Biblical: The Effusion of Them, a High Heap

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Abhiram  (Hindu)
Lovely, Pleasing

Abiram  (Biblical)
High Father; Father of Deceit

Abiram  (Hawaiian)
Variant of Apelama: He Who Has Many Children

Abiram  (Hebrew)
Variant of Aviram: My Father is Strong; Father of Heights

Adoniram  (Biblical)
My Lord is Most High; Lord of Might and Elevation

Ahiram  (Biblical)
Brother of Craft or of Protection

Amiram  (Hebrew)
Of Lofty People

Aviram  (Hebrew)
My Father is Strong; Father of Heights

Chiram  (Hebrew)
Exalted Brother; Noble

Condwiramurs  (Arthurian Legend)
Wife of Percival

Hiram  (Biblical)
'Exaltation of Life, a Destroyer'

Hiram  (Hebrew)
My Brother is Exalted. A King of Tyre from the Old Testament

Maniram  (Indian)
jewel of a person

Niramitra  (Indian)
son of pandava Sahadeva

Pattabhiram  (Hindu)
Sri Ram, Lord Rama Enthroned

Piram  (Biblical)
A Wild Ass of Them

Sairam  (Hindu)
A Saint

Sheiramoth  (Hebrew)
From Heaven

Shemiramoth  (Biblical)
The Height of the Heavens

Sriram  (Indian)
Lord Rama

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