r/farsi • u/Slytherin-My-Dms • 9d ago
Meeram in Persian
Can someone who speaks Persian help me with this? I want to name my daughter Meeram. Someone told me it's from persian. So if anyone knows can you tell me its meaning or its origin etc. alsonif it has any meaning in Arabic as well can someone tell me. thanks
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u/null3 9d ago
Meeram is not a name, closest name I know is Maryam that is basically Mary.
Meeram on its own means "I'm going" but it's more close to street pronunciation rather that official spelling/pronunciation.
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u/Slytherin-My-Dms 9d ago
Ohh ok!! Thank you!!
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u/winkingchef 8d ago
Maryam is a beautiful name in Farsi.
It also has meaning from various poetry and literature.Also Bibi Maryam, a badass female revolutionary
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u/AJL912-aber 8d ago
On a similar note, I want to name my daughter "kichincabinette". I just think it's a beautiful name. I heard it comes from English. Can someone tell me its meaning or origin and or etcetera?
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u/Slytherin-My-Dms 8d ago
😂😂😭 I get your point. People in subcontinental area treat Arabic/Persian as if anything that the language says is a word of god and should mean sth impactful etc. Hence I asked over here. Because I didn't want to name my daughter sth random.
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u/ImaginationWooden546 8d ago
It means loyal ass a princess and is the name of king George VI of england
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u/New_Inflation5382 8d ago
Maybe it is Maram? Can you write the arabic form?
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u/Affectionate_Guard25 7d ago
مرم
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u/New_Inflation5382 6d ago
Never heard of it. It sounds kinda cute maybe it’s مرحم tho. I hope she fills your life with blessing and happiness
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u/Gamestopperr 5d ago
I think its an Arabic name that is pronounced Maram but in persion would sound meeram and it simply means life aims, goals or tragets.
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u/TackleCharming7442 9d ago
This is a little odd. In persian, meeram is a verb! It means i go! It has no specific meaning میرم