Mariam is a variant of the name Maryam, which is of Hebrew origin and means "beloved" or "wished-for child." It is a common name in many cultures and is often associated with the Virgin Mary in Christianity.
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Hebrew: - Mary (mother of Jesus)
Arabic: - Sea of bitterness - Desired one - Sovereign lady
Syriac: - Lady - Mistress - Ruler
Other meanings: - In some cultures, Mariam is associated with the bitter herb myrrh. - In the Quran, Mariam is the mother of Jesus (Isa in Arabic).