Pronunciation: [ˈavəɹˌam] (IPA) 
The name "Aviram" is a Hebrew name that means "my father is exalted." The correct spelling of this name is /a'viɹam/. The first syllable, "a," is pronounced as the short sound of "a." The second syllable, "vi," is pronounced as "a-ee" sound, and the final syllable, "ram," is pronounced as "a-ɹam." The IPA phonetic transcription helps to clarify how to spell this name, ensuring that it is pronounced accurately.
Aviram is a Hebrew name that primarily signifies "my father is exalted" or "exalted father." It is a masculine given name with ancient Hebrew roots. The name Aviram consists of two elements: "Avi," meaning "father," and "ram," which translates to "exalted" or "high." When combined, these elements create a name that expresses the concept of a father figure who is elevated in status or revered.
In Hebrew culture, names hold significant meaning, often reflecting the character, aspirations, or blessings associated with the individual. In the case of Aviram, the name suggests a paternal figure who possesses qualities of greatness, honor, or high social standing. This name may have been traditionally bestowed upon a child to demonstrate the esteem and admiration the parents have for their own father or a prominent ancestral figure.
The name Aviram can also be found in ancient Biblical texts, specifically in the book of Numbers in the Old Testament. Aviram is mentioned as one of the rebels who challenged the authority of Moses during the time of the Israelites wandering in the wilderness.
In contemporary usage, Aviram serves as a popular given name in Hebrew-speaking regions and Jewish communities worldwide. This name conveys a sense of dignity, respect, and heritage, representing a person's connection to their familial roots and their desire to uphold an esteemed legacy.
The given name Aviram is of Hebrew origin. It is composed of two elements: avi meaning my father and ram meaning exalted or high. Therefore, the name Aviram can be roughly translated as my father is exalted or my father is high.
