How to Pronounce Abraham
This name is commonly found in English-speaking regions.
Abraham means "Father of multitudes"—a English name with a rich history.
Common spellings include Ibrahim, Avraham, Ebrahim—all pronounced the same as Abraham.
Phonetic Spelling of Abraham
The phonetic spelling of Abraham is:
Abraham Pronunciation (Audio)
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Origin and Meaning of Abraham
Abraham is a English name meaning "Father of multitudes". It originates from United Arab Emirates, Afghanistan, Angola, Argentina, Austria, Bangladesh, BE, BG, Bahrain, BI, BN, BO, BR, BW, Canada, CH, CL, CM, CN, CO, CR, CY, CZ, DE, DK, Algeria, EC, Egypt, ES, ET, FI, France, GB, GH, GR, GT, Hong Kong, HN, HR, HT, HU, ID, IE, IL, India, Iraq, Iran, IS, Italy, JM, JO, JP, Kuwait, KZ, Lebanon, LT, LU, Libya, Morocco, MO, MT, MU, MV, MX, Malaysia, Nigeria, Netherlands, NO, Nigeria, Oman, PA, PE, PH, PL, PR, PS, PT, Qatar, RU, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, SE, Singapore, Syria, TN, Turkey, TW, United States, UY, United Arab Emirates, United States, Yemen, South Africa.
Common Mispronunciations of Abraham
- Avoid stressing the wrong syllable—the correct English pronunciation emphasizes AYB-ruh-ham
- Don't anglicize the sounds; Abraham should be pronounced with its original English phonetics
- "Ibrahim" is a variant spelling—pronounce it the same as Abraham
- "Avraham" is a variant spelling—pronounce it the same as Abraham
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do you pronounce Abraham?
- Abraham is pronounced AYB-ruh-ham.
- What is the correct pronunciation of Abraham?
- The correct pronunciation of Abraham is AYB-ruh-ham.
- Is Abraham a English name?
- Yes, Abraham is a English name meaning "Father of multitudes".