Jairam
Sanskrit · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Jairam
Jairam is a Sanskrit compound name combining "Jai" (victory) and "Ram" (the Hindu deity Rama), meaning "victory of Rama" or "hail to Rama." The name is primarily used in Hindu cultures across India and the diaspora, with deep roots in Hindu religious tradition and devotion to Lord Rama.
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Etymology
Jairam is a Sanskrit compound name combining "Jai" (victory) and "Ram" (the Hindu deity Rama), meaning "victory of Rama" or "hail to Rama." The name is primarily used in Hindu cultures across India and the diaspora, with deep roots in Hindu religious tradition and devotion to Lord Rama.
Jairam currently ranks #2,473 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2020.
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