Amir
[əˈmɪr]Meaning
means "commander, prince" in Arabic; also means "treetop" in Hebrew
Background Story
Amir is an Arabic name meaning "commander, prince", originally a title that entered English as the loanword emir. It is used in Azerbaijani and Turkish. A separate Hebrew name, Amir, means "treetop".
Variations
Emir, Aamir
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