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What does the name Raam mean? What is the meaning of the name Raam?
Meaning of Raam: Name Raam in the Indian origin, means Pleasing; Charming; All-embracing Absolute Brahman; A name to the ultimately formless (advita); An Incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Name Raam is of Indian origin and is a Boy name. People with name Raam are usually Hindu by religion.
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Pleasing; Charming; All-embracing Absolute Brahman; A name to the ultimately formless (advita); An Incarnation of Lord Vishnu
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1
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1 word with 4 characters
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Pythagorean Numerology
6
Indian Vedic Numerology
8
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Pythagorean Numerology (Western Numerology) - 6
Baby Name Raam Numerology: Name Raam has a number value of 6 as per Pythagorean Numerology (Western Numerology), its advised that you also calculate 'number value' of name by entering full name in our Name Numerology Calculator.
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What is the meaning of Raam?
Name Raam means Pleasing; Charming; All-embracing Absolute Brahman; A name to the ultimately formless (advita); An Incarnation of Lord Vishnu as per The ParentZ Baby Name Finder, largest baby names list. Learn more Raam Name Meaning and Origin.
What is the numerology of baby name Raam?
Name Raam has numerology 8 as per The ParentZ.
What is the Nakshatra of Raam?
Name Raam belongs to Chitra nakshatra based on Indian Astrology or Janam Nakshatra as per the information available on The ParentZ.
What does Raam mean?
Name Raam means Pleasing; Charming; All-embracing Absolute Brahman; A name to the ultimately formless (advita); An Incarnation of Lord Vishnu as per The ParentZ
What is the meaning and origin of the baby name Raam?
Raam means Pleasing; Charming; All-embracing Absolute Brahman; A name to the ultimately formless (advita); An Incarnation of Lord Vishnu and is a Indian name given to Boys as per The ParentZ
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