Priam is an ancient Greek name derived from the Proto-Indo-European word 'prietro', meaning 'to perish'. It gained prominence through the character Priam, King of Troy in Homer's epic poem, 'The Iliad'. In mythological context, Priam is renowned for his wisdom and leadership, navigating the Trojan War while protecting his city.
"Priam's popularity has seen notable fluctuations over the years, with a significant increase from just five births in 2015 to a peak of fifteen in 2021. The past three years have maintained an average of around ten births annually."