Basaam
Basaam is a Muslim boy name meaning “Always smiling, cheerful”.
| Meaning | Always smiling, cheerful |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Arabic spelling | بسام |
| Pronunciation | bas-SAAM |
| Arabic root | ب س م (b-s-m) — to smile |
| Muslim name? | Islamic / Arabic name |
Meaning and origin of Basaam
Basaam is a spelling of Bassām, an intensive form from the root b-s-m, to smile, describing someone who smiles often and broadly. It is a popular name in Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq. The usual Arabic spelling has a doubled s, so Bassam is the more common transliteration.
Is Basaam a Muslim name?
Yes. Basaam (Bassam) is an Arabic name used by Muslim families, meaning one who smiles a lot.
Is Basaam in the Quran?
The root appears when Sulayman 'smiled, laughing at her words' (tabassama) (Quran 27:19).
Where is the name Basaam used?
Common in Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine and Iraq, usually spelled Bassam.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Basaam mean?
Basaam means 'Always smiling, cheerful'. It comes from Arabic.
Is Basaam a Muslim name?
Yes. Basaam (Bassam) is an Arabic name used by Muslim families, meaning one who smiles a lot.
How do you write Basaam in Arabic?
Basaam is written بسام in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Basaam?
Basaam is pronounced bas-SAAM.
Is Basaam mentioned in the Quran?
The root appears when Sulayman 'smiled, laughing at her words' (tabassama) (Quran 27:19).