Sattam
Sattam is a Muslim boy name meaning “Sword edge; fire-poker (traditional explanation)”.
| Meaning | Sword edge; fire-poker (traditional explanation) |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic (Bedouin) |
| Arabic spelling | سطام |
| Pronunciation | sat-TAAM |
| Muslim name? | Islamic / Arabic name |
Meaning and origin of Sattam
Sattam is an old Bedouin name of Najd. Classical dictionaries give saṭām as the edge of a sword or the iron rod used to stir a fire, and the name is traditionally explained in that sense of sharpness and boldness. It is familiar in Saudi Arabia through Prince Sattam bin Abdulaziz, a former governor of Riyadh.
Is Sattam a Muslim name?
Yes. Sattam is an Arabic name used by Muslim families in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf. It is a tribal, heritage name rather than a religious one.
Where is the name Sattam used?
Mostly used in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
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Spellings and variants of Sattam
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Sattam mean?
Sattam means 'Sword edge; fire-poker (traditional explanation)'. It comes from Arabic (Bedouin).
Is Sattam a Muslim name?
Yes. Sattam is an Arabic name used by Muslim families in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf. It is a tribal, heritage name rather than a religious one.
How do you write Sattam in Arabic?
Sattam is written سطام in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Sattam?
Sattam is pronounced sat-TAAM.