Sarim
Sarim is a Muslim boy name of Arabic origin, meaning “Sharp, decisive, resolute”.
| Meaning | Sharp, decisive, resolute |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Written as | صارم |
| Pronunciation | SAH-rim |
| Tradition | Muslim |
| Used in | Pakistan, India, Gulf States, Levant |
Meaning and origin of Sarim
Sarim, or Ṣārim, is a word for a keen sword, and applied to a person it means someone decisive and resolute. Its root is about cutting cleanly and being decisive. In classical Arabic poetry, al-ṣārim is a familiar epithet for a sword. Arab families use the name, and so do Pakistani families, who sometimes write it Saarim. It has a crisp, strong sound.
Is Sarim a Muslim name?
Sarim is an Arabic name chosen by Muslim parents who hope their son will be sharp-minded and firm in his decisions.
How popular is Sarim?
It is used in Pakistan, India and the Arab world.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Sarim mean?
Sarim means 'Sharp, decisive, resolute'. It is of Arabic origin.
Is Sarim a Muslim name?
Sarim is an Arabic name chosen by Muslim parents who hope their son will be sharp-minded and firm in his decisions.
How do you pronounce Sarim?
Sarim is pronounced SAH-rim.
Is Sarim a boy or girl name?
Sarim is usually a boy name.