Maryam
Introduction
An Arabic name meaning 'beloved' or 'wished-for child'.
Background Story
The name Maryam is derived from the Arabic form of the name Mary, which is significant in various cultures and religions. In Christianity, Mary is the mother of Jesus; in Islam, Maryam is a highly revered figure known for her purity and devotion. The name is often associated with many literary and religious texts across different cultures.
Letter Count
Variations
Miriam, Maria
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