Ami
[aˈmi]Meaning
Hebrew "trustworthy, reliable"; a variant of Amy; or from Japanese 亜 "second, Asia" and 美 "beautiful".
Background Story
Behind the Name records Ami as a Hebrew name meaning "trustworthy, reliable", borne by a servant of King Solomon in the Old Testament, and separately as a variant of Amy. It also records a Japanese name formed from the elements 亜 ("second, Asia") and 美 ("beautiful"), with other kanji combinations possible, and lists the name as used in Ancient Roman, French, Medieval French and Spanish. In German, Ami is a clipping of Amerikaner that appears to have entered the language during the Second World War and the following occupation era, probably first used in reference to American soldiers.
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