Pronunciation: [ɐt͡ʃˈɪm] (IPA) 
The spelling of the name "Achim" is derived from the German language. It is pronounced as "ah-kheem" - with stress on the second syllable - and is written in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) as /ˈakɪm/. The "ch" in "Achim" is pronounced as a velar fricative, similar to the "ch" sound in the Scottish word "loch". The name Achim has its roots in the Hebrew language, meaning "God will establish" or "God will judge."
Achim is a male given name with various origins and meanings across different cultures. In Hebrew, Achim is derived from the biblical name "Jachin" which means "he establishes" or "he will establish." It carries a strong connotation of being steadfast and reliable. Within the German language, Achim is a diminutive form of Joachim, which, in turn, comes from the Hebrew name Jehoiachin meaning "established by Yahweh." In this context, it is associated with religious significance and divine protection.
A person named Achim is often described as loyal, trustworthy, and determined. They are known for their ability to establish solid foundations in both their personal and professional lives. Achim portrays a calm and patient demeanor, always ready to provide support and guidance when needed. With their innate leadership qualities, individuals named Achim are often seen initiating and organizing projects, successfully setting plans into motion.
As a given name, Achim has gained popularity mainly among German-speaking countries but has also found recognition in other parts of Europe. It carries a sense of strength and dependability, making it highly suitable for individuals who aspire to be pillars of support within their communities.
The name "Achim" is of Hebrew origin. It is derived from the Hebrew name אֲחִים (Achim), which itself is a contraction of the Hebrew phrase אָח אִם (Ach-Im), meaning "brother of my mother". In Hebrew culture, "Achim" is often used as a given name for baby boys.
