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Hindu Name Meaning & Origin Guide

Parem

Supreme, Beyond

Pronunciation: pah-rem (/pɑh rɛm/)

Girl Name Sanskrit origin Popularity 55
Meaning
Supreme, Beyond
Origin
Sanskrit
Lucky Number
7
Lucky Day
(Monday)
Lucky Stone
Moonstone
Life Path
6
Popularity Score
55
Language
Hindi, Sanskrit, Marathi
Lucky Colors: SilverPink

What does Parem mean?

Derived from the Sanskrit word ‘परम’ (param) meaning ‘supreme’, ‘beyond’, or ‘transcendental’. In Hindu mythology, Parvati is a goddess associated with love, fertility, and motherhood.

Parem in other languages & scripts

Hindi
Parem
हिन्दू नाम जिसका अर्थ है Supreme, Beyond

How to pronounce Parem

English pronunciation
pah-rem
IPA notation
/pɑh rɛm/

Numerology & personality

Those with a life path number 6 are loving, nurturing, and compassionate individuals. They are often found in caring professions.

Associated Traits
CompassionateLovingNurturingV = VirtuousT = Thoughtful

Spiritual & cultural context

Symbolizes transcendence, spiritual growth, and divine love.

The name "Parem" holds immense cultural significance in Hinduism as it is derived from the term "param" which in Sanskrit translates to 'supreme' or 'beyond'. This name may not be as commonly used as other Hindu names, but it evokes a deep sense of reverence and respect within the community due to its association with the divine and the concept of transcendence.

Popularity of Parem by region

Region Country Score Year
India (Overall) IN 63 2024
Nepal NP 53 2024
Bali (Indonesia) ID 50 2024
Tamil Nadu IN 61 2024

Spelling variations of Parem

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Frequently asked questions about Parem

What does Parem mean?
Parem is a Hinduism name derived from the Sanskrit word 'param', meaning supreme, beyond, or transcendental.
Is Parem a Hinduism name?
Yes, Parem is a Hinduism name.
How to pronounce Parem?
Pronounced as /ˈpəɾɛm/.
Is Parem popular today?
The popularity of the name Parem can vary depending on cultural and regional trends.
What is the origin of Parem?
The name Parem originated from the Sanskrit language and is deeply rooted in Hindu mythology.