Bahram is of Persian origin, translating to 'glorious' or 'victorious'. It is derived from the Middle Persian word 'Baharam', which itself comes from the Avestan language's 'Vahraka'. This name has been used among Persians for centuries and was popularized in Western cultures through works like 'The Book of Kings' by Ferdowsi, where Bahram is a central character. The name Bahram is often associated with strength, leadership, and glory due to its meanings. It is typically pronounced as /bɑːˈrɑːm/.
Bahram has seen consistent popularity with an average of five births per year between 2018 and 2023, totaling sixteen births during this period.