Adoniram is a name with Hebrew origins, meaning "master of the people" or "lord of the people." It is derived from the Hebrew words "adon" (lord) and "ram" (master). The name has been used in various cultures, including ancient Israel and modern times, reflecting its strong and authoritative connotation. Over time, the name has seen a decline in popularity but remains significant in historical and biblical contexts. Adoniram was a prominent name in ancient Israel, associated with biblical figures such as Adoniram, the high priest during the reign of King Solomon. The name's popularity declined as Western naming conventions shifted towards more modern and secular names. However, it continues to hold historical and cultural significance.
