Origin and Meaning of Graeham
Meaning & Origin
Gravelly homestead
Origin: English - A variant of Graham, derived from the Old English words 'gravel' and 'ham', which means 'home' or 'homestead'.
Interesting Facts
- Graeham is a modern and less common variation of the traditional name Graham, which has Scottish origins.
- Although primarily used in English-speaking countries, variations of the name Graham have been adopted in different cultures, each with its slight spelling deviations.
- Notable bearers of the name Graham include Graham Chapman, a member of the comedy group Monty Python, and Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone.
- The name Graham, including its variant Graeham, has seen fluctuating popularity levels, peaking in the mid-20th century but maintaining a presence in contemporary naming trends.
- Related variations include Graham, Graeme, and even the feminine form Grahame, with each having different cultural interpretations.