Karim
/kəˈɹiːm/
Karim proper noun: a male given name from Arabic.
Proper noun
Karim (plural Karims)
- A male given name from Arabic.
- Karim Nielsen, the chain’s CEO, says he introduced the strategy to shift the company’s culture.2011 November 9, Susanne Gargiulo, “Emotional intelligence in the workplace”, in CNN
- A surname from Arabic.
Forms of Karim
| plural | Karims |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Kareem |
Origin of Karim
From Arabic كَرِيم (karīm, “noble, generous”).
Words that rhyme with Karim
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- upstream
- deem
- dream
- scream
- team
- academe
- bream
- downstream
- esteem
- forebeam
- supreme
- teem
- A team
- ice cream
- under one's own steam
- abeam
- addeem
- astream
- beseem
- centime
- decime
- deme
- fleam
- inseam
- preem
- rheme
- seem
- agleam
- breme
- buffer beam
- distream
- foredream
- haem
- heme
- Kareem
- kilim
- leam
- leme
- let off steam
- meem
- misesteem
- misseem
- neem
- on stream
- prime
- redream
- reem
- reim
Questions about Karim
- What does Karim mean?
- Karim means a male given name from Arabic.
- What part of speech is Karim?
- Karim is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Karim?
- Karim is pronounced /kəˈɹiːm/.
Words near Karim in the dictionary
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