Imrane

The name Imrane is a Maghrebian form of the Arabic name Imran, which has its origin in the biblical Hebrew Amram. Translated, this name means "the uncle is exalted."

What does the name Imrane mean?

Imrane is a unisex variant of the Arabic name Imran, which is derived from the biblical Hebrew Amram. The transferred meaning of the name is "the uncle is exalted." Its origin lies in the Ancient Hebrew term 'amrâm (עַמְרָם), which means "exalted people," "friend of the Most High," and "the people are exalted." This term is composed of 'am (עַם) for "people," "nation," and rum (רוּם) for "to exalt," "to be high," "to rise." Imrane is particularly common in Algeria and Morocco. Other variants include Imram, Ambram, Omran, Ümran, and Umran.

Where does the name Imrane come from?

The name Imrane has its roots in Ancient Hebrew and is used as both a female and male first name. Its meaning is "the uncle is exalted."

How do you pronounce Imrane?

Imrane is pronounced as 'Im-ran.'

Popularity

In Germany, Imrane is a rather rare first name. The name currently ranks 5,884th in the list of the most common female baby names. In the last ten years, Imrane has been given as a first name less than 10 times, placing it at 11,442nd in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 13,070th. The global popularity and frequency of Imrane is reflected in its recent rankings in the baby name charts of various countries.