Kerim

Kerim is a given name of Turkish and Arabic origin. It is derived from the Arabic word "karim," meaning generous, noble, or honorable. The name is commonly used for males in Turkey and other Muslim-majority countries.

Variations of the name Kerim exist across different cultures and languages. In Persian, it is spelled Karīm. In Urdu, it is spelled كريم (Karim). Some common diminutives or alternative spellings include Kerem, Karim, and Kareem.

The name Kerim carries positive connotations associated with generosity and noble character. It is often chosen by parents who wish to bestow these qualities upon their child.

Notable individuals named Kerim include Kerim Tekin, a Turkish singer, and Kerim Frei, a Swiss-born professional footballer who represents the Moroccan national team. The name's widespread use reflects its long-standing cultural significance and appealing meaning.