Yoram
Yoram is a Jewish boy name of Hebrew origin, meaning “The Lord is exalted”.
| Meaning | The Lord is exalted |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Hebrew |
| Written as | יוֹרָם |
| Pronunciation | yoh-RAHM |
| Tradition | Jewish |
| Used in | Israel |
Meaning and origin of Yoram
Yoram is a contracted form of Yehoram, joining the divine element Yeho- with ram, 'high' or 'exalted'. In the Bible two kings share the name: Jehoram of Judah and Jehoram (Joram) of Israel, who reigned around the same time in the ninth century BCE. The name was revived in modern Israel and was popular for boys born in the 1940s to 1960s.
Is Yoram a Jewish name?
Yoram is a biblical name borne by kings in the books of Kings, used today mostly by Jewish families in Israel.
How popular is Yoram?
Known in Israel, mainly among older generations.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Yoram mean?
Yoram means 'The Lord is exalted'. It is of Hebrew origin.
Is Yoram a Jewish name?
Yoram is a biblical name borne by kings in the books of Kings, used today mostly by Jewish families in Israel.
How do you pronounce Yoram?
Yoram is pronounced yoh-RAHM.
Is Yoram a boy or girl name?
Yoram is usually a boy name.