KAreemeh

Kareemeh is a feminine given name used in Persian-speaking and Arab-speaking communities. It is a transliteration variant of names derived from the Arabic كريم (karīm), meaning generous or noble. The spelling Kareemeh reflects a Persianate or South Asian approach to rendering the final -eh suffix that signals the feminine form in some transliteration systems. Variants include Kareema, Karima, Karimeh, Karimah, and Kareemah.

The root meaning of kareem is generosity and nobility, qualities that are culturally valued in many Muslim societies. As a result, the name is often chosen to convey virtuous attributes such as kindness, dignity, and graciousness. In Persian usage, Kareemeh is one of several common spellings of the underlying name Karīmah/Karīmeh, and pronunciations can vary by language and region. Common renderings in English-language contexts include KA-ree-meh or ka-ree-MEH, with local pronunciation shaping the final syllable.

Usage and recognition: The name is found across Muslim communities in the Middle East, Iran, the Caucasus, the Indian subcontinent, and diaspora populations worldwide. There is no single globally prominent public figure widely documented under the exact spelling "Kareemeh," though related spellings such as Karima or Kareema appear among notable individuals in various fields. Spelling choices often reflect regional phonology or family preferences.

See also: Karima, Kareema, Karimah, Karimeh, Kareemah.