Origin and Meaning of Joram

He is exalted

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew name Yoram, which is a combination of the roots 'yo' (meaning 'the Lord') and 'ram' (meaning 'to rise or be exalted').

• Joram is a name found in the Hebrew Bible, notably borne by a king of Israel in the Old Testament.
• The name is prevalent in Jewish communities and has been used in various Christian contexts due to its biblical origins.
• Notable figures with this name include Joram, son of Ahab and Jezebel, who ruled as King of Israel.
• While not among the most popular names today, Joram has a steady presence and is appreciated for its biblical significance.
• Related names include Yoram, the original Hebrew variant, and variations such as Jorim and Jorame.