Forename Hām

Worldwide, Hām (鑫 , Ham , Heme ) is a prevalent epicene given name. The forename Hām is characteristic of China, where it is quite a common gender-neutral name, Tunisia, where it is quite a common primarily masculine, but very infrequently female name, and Algeria (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, it is the most numerous in China, Algeria, and India. Much less frequently, Hām is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Hām

name Graham, name Hougham, name Ketteringham, name Nottingham, name Hyim, name Hām, name Needham, name Eastham, name Heme, name Debenham, name Graffam, name Ellingham, name Newnham, name Bloxham, name Home, name Waltham, name Banham, name 鑫, name Massingham, name Wickham, name Heem, name Faversham, name Higham, name Bircham, name Hom, name Turnham, name Hampton, name Buckingham, name Allingham, name Boreham, name Hame, name Bingham, name Ham, name Bentham, name Everingham, name Witham, name Hime, name Lynam

VARIANT	COUNTRY
鑫	China
Ham	Indonesia, China, United States, Algeria, Netherlands
Heme	Mexico, China, United States, India, Egypt
Hām	Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco

First names said to be same

Allingham, Banham, Bentham, Bingham, Bircham, Bloxham, Boreham, Buckingham, Debenham, Eastham, Ellingham, Everingham, Faversham, Graffam, Graham, Hame, Hampton, Heem, Higham, Hime, Hom, Home, Hougham, Hyim, Ketteringham, Lynam, Massingham, Needham, Newnham, Nottingham, Turnham, Waltham, Wickham, and Witham

First name Hām in the context

Hām is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Ham , the Biblical figure, son of Noah, Divine Principle and Ham , the operatic character in the opera Noye's Fludde by Benjamin Britten.