Ayham

Used as an Arabic masculine given name; meaning explanations vary by source.

Ayham is a masculine given name used in Arabic-speaking contexts and in families with Arabic cultural roots. It’s often chosen for its distinctive sound and clear two-syllable rhythm, especially when rendered in Latin script. In Arabic script, it’s commonly written as أيهم. Depending on the reference, you may see different explanations for the name’s precise lexical meaning; as with many Arabic names, dictionary-style derivations are not always presented consistently across popular sources. Transliteration into Latin letters can also vary slightly (for example, Ayham vs Aiham) based on vowel conventions. Pronunciation is often approximated as EYE-ham. A practical tip is to keep the first syllable as a clean ‘eye’ sound and to confirm the preferred Latin spelling for official documents to avoid small mismatches across systems.

Etymology: Commonly written in Arabic as أيهم; transliteration varies (Ayham/Aiham) depending on how vowels are rendered.