Aamir

Aamir is a male given name of Arabic origin commonly used in Muslim communities across the Middle East, South Asia, and the global diaspora. It is often considered a transliteration of Amir, meaning "commander," "prince," or "leader." The spelling Aamir is particularly common in India and Pakistan, while other transliterations such as Amir, Ameera (feminine), Ameer, or Amier appear in various languages and regions.

The name carries connotations of authority and nobility due to its etymological links to leadership. It is primarily used as a given name, though it can appear in families with roots in related cultures.

Notable people with the name include Aamir Khan, an Indian actor, director, and producer known for films such as Lagaan and PK; Aamir Sohail, a former Pakistani cricketer and commentator; and Aamir Ali, an Indian actor known for roles in television and film. The name is widely used across South Asia and among Muslim communities worldwide, with multiple spellings reflecting local linguistic practices.