Hakim is a name of Arabic origin, meaning 'wise' or 'intelligent'. It's derived from the word 'hakeem', which also means 'judge' or 'sage'. This name has been popular among Muslims worldwide due to its positive connotation and historic significance, as it was borne by several notable Islamic scholars. Hakim is often used unisex, though it's more commonly associated with males. It's composed of two syllables: Ha-ki-m, with the stress typically on the first syllable. Spelling variations include Hakeem, Haakim, and Haqeem.
"The name Hakim experienced a significant increase in popularity during the late 1960s to early 1970s, peaking at 90 births in 1976. However, it has seen a steady decline since then, with only 27 births recorded in 2019 and 41 births in 2023."