Taim

Often explained as being associated with devotion or deep attachment in traditional usage.

Taim is a masculine given name used in Arabic-speaking contexts and, increasingly, in wider international use through Latin spelling. In common explanations it’s associated with devotion or deep attachment, which gives it a steady, serious tone without needing a single rigid translation. From an etymology standpoint, Taim is generally treated as Arabic. Some references connect it to roots and word-forms associated with devoted love or service; because sources can differ in wording and nuance, it’s best read as a traditional association rather than a one-line literal meaning. Pronunciation is often given as TIE-eem. You may see spelling variants like Taim/Taym in Latin script, typically aiming to preserve the same two-syllable sound.

Etymology: Commonly treated as Arabic; some references link it to roots associated with devoted love or service, though exact glosses vary.