Abiram is a Hebrew name that appears in the Bible. It means "exalted" or "highly exalted." The name is associated with two biblical figures: Abiram, the son of Eliab, and Abiram, the son of Shobal. The name has historical significance in Jewish and biblical contexts. Abiram is mentioned in the book of Numbers as one of the leaders of the rebellion against Moses. Abiram: Abiram is associated with rebellion and judgment in the Bible. but is also associated with rebellion and disobedience. Over time, the name has been less commonly used but remains significant in biblical studies.
