Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Corrupted forms of
auburn .
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- proper noun A
village near Manchester. - proper noun A
habitational surname .
Etymologies
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First Impression: For many people, the name Abram conjures up an image of a self-assured, assertive, and wise man.
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First Impression: For many people, the name Abram conjures up an image of a self-assured, assertive, and wise man.
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According to Jewish tradition, Abraham was born under the name Abram in the city of Ur 90 km south of Baghdad today, Babylonia in the year 1948 from Creation (circa 1800 BCE).
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In fact, according to Midrash, Abraham at the time known as Abram spent years converting people to monotheism well before he was ordered by God to pack up his bags and his troubles and head to Israel.
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I called Abram and asked him if he hadn't better saddle old
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A son was born unto him whom he called Abram, because the king had raised him to an exalted place.
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The name Abram was found in them in the room that recorded visitors to the city.
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The name Abram was found in them in the room that recorded visitors to the city.
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The name Abram was found in them in the room that recorded visitors to the city.
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The name Abram was found in them in the room that recorded visitors to the city.
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