Meaning, origin and history of the name İbrahim

Gender Masculine

Note This Turkic name is written with a dotted İ. It appears as İBRAHİM in uppercase and ibrahim in lowercase.

Meaning & History

Turkish, Azerbaijani, Kazakh, Tatar and Bashkir form of Ibrahim. This name was borne by a 17th-century sultan of the Ottoman Empire.

Other Languages & CulturesBraam (Afrikaans) Ibrahim (Albanian) Ebrahim, Ibraheem, Ibrahim (Arabic) Brahim (Arabic (Maghrebi)) Abraham (Armenian) Ibrahim (Avar) Abram (Belarusian) Abraham (Biblical) Abraham (Biblical Danish) Abraham (Biblical German) Abraam (Biblical Greek) Avraham (Biblical Hebrew) Abraham (Biblical Latin) Abraham (Biblical Norwegian) Abraham (Biblical Swedish) Ibrahim, Ibro (Bosnian) Ibragim (Chechen) Ibrahim (Dhivehi) Abraham, Bram (Dutch) Abraham, Abe, Bram (English) Aabraham, Aapo (Finnish) Abraham (French) Abraam, Abram (Georgian) Avraam (Greek) Ibrahim (Hausa) Abraham, Avraham, Avi (Hebrew) Ábrahám (Hungarian) Ibrahim (Indonesian) Abramo (Italian) Îbrahîm (Kurdish) Ibragim (Kyrgyz) Ibrahim (Malay) Ibragim (Ossetian) Ibrahim (Pashto) Ebrahim (Persian) Abraão (Portuguese) Ibrahim (Quranic) Abram, Abrasha (Russian) Ibraahim (Somali) Abraham, Abrahán (Spanish) Ibrahim (Swahili) Ibrohim (Tajik) Abram (Ukrainian) Ibrahim (Urdu) Ibrahim (Uyghur) Ibrohim (Uzbek) Ebrima, Ibrahima (Western African) Avrum (Yiddish)

Surname Descendantsİbrahimov, İbrahimova (Azerbaijani)