Abirami

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Name
Abirami
Gender
Girl name
Syllables
4

Abirami is a girl's name with Indian roots. The meaning of the name can be translated as 'the exalted goddess Lakshmi' or 'the attractive one at all times'.

What does the name Abirami mean?

Abirami is a female name of Indian origin. It roughly means 'the exalted goddess Lakshmi' or, more freely translated, 'the attractive one at all times'. The name comes from Sanskrit and is composed of the elements 'abi', which means 'great', 'illustrious', 'famous', or 'renowned', and 'rami', which is associated with the goddess Lakshmi. Variants of the name include Abirama and Abiramy.

Where does the name Abirami come from?

The name Abirami has its roots in Sanskrit and carries the meaning 'the exalted goddess Lakshmi'.

How do you pronounce Abirami?

The name Abirami has a melodic sound and consists of four syllables. It is typically pronounced as 'A-bi-ra-mi' [a.biˈʁaːmi], starting with an open 'a'. The middle syllables flow evenly and harmoniously, while the bright '-mi' at the end gives the name a clear and light finish. Abirami sounds soft, elegant, and friendly, characterized by a harmonious sound flow and a fine radiance.

Popularity

In Germany, Abirami is considered a rare name. In 2007, it ranked 1,198th on the list of most common female baby names. Between 1930 and 2024, the name was given as a first name in Germany, but the average rank during this time was 1. In the last ten years, no child has been baptized with the name Abirami. The international popularity and frequency of the name is reflected in its rankings in various countries.

Nicknames & pet names

Abi

Frequently asked questions about the name Abirami

Where does the name Abirami come from?

Abirami has its roots in Sanskrit and is prevalent in Indian and Tamil languages.

What does the name Abirami mean?

The name Abirami means 'the exalted goddess Lakshmi' and can also be translated as 'the attractive one at all times'.

How popular is the name Abirami?

Abirami is mainly common in India and among Tamils, where it holds special cultural significance. However, popularity varies regionally.

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