Amram is a name of Hebrew origin, traditionally given to males. It holds a significant place in biblical history, notably associated with the father of Moses, Aaron, and Miriam in the Old Testament. The name Amram means "exalted nation" or "people of the highest," reflecting themes of leadership and significance. While not commonly found among contemporary public figures, its historical and cultural resonance continues to make it a meaningful choice for those seeking a name with deep roots and a sense of legacy.
