Given name
Malchiram
“the king is exalted”·“my king is high”·“king of height”
Malchiram is a biblical masculine given name, meaning “the king is exalted.”
Original Hebrewמלכירם
Meaning & origin
What it means
As a biblical name, Malchiram means “the king is exalted,” “my king is high” or “king of height.”
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Where it comes from
Malchiram is a biblical name from Hebrew.
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How it developed
From the Hebrew noun melek (מלך), “king,” and the Hebrew verb rum (רם), “to be high.”
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In the Bible
In the Bible, the name Malchiram appears in 1 Chronicles 3:18.
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Malchiram’s family of names
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Names our sources mention alongside this one. They are related in story or meaning, not forms of this name.
- Armonishares a root
- Aramshares a root
- Ramshares a root
- Elimelechshares a root
- Melchizedekshares a root
- Milcahshares a root
- Jeremaishares a root
- Melechshares a root
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- Melchishares a root
- Arnishares a root
- Malchijahshares a root
- Romamti-ezershares a root
- Remmonshares a root
- Reumahshares a root
- Ramothshares a root
- Jerimothshares a root
- Meremothshares a root
- Regemmelechshares a root
- Molochshares a root
- Molechshares a root
- Milcomshares a root
- Malluchishares a root
- Malchusshares a root
- Ebed-melechshares a root
- Anammelechshares a root
- Ahimelechshares a root
- Adrammelechshares a root
- Abimelechshares a root
- Malchielshares a root
- Malchi-shuashares a root
- Malcamshares a root
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