Hirom as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Hirom

What is the meaning of the name Hirom ?

The baby name Hirom is a Unisex name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced HEE-rom (English approximation); Japanese approx: hee-ROHM.

Hirom is Japanese in Origin.

Hirom is an English Bible spelling of the Hebrew name Hiram (Hebrew Hiram/Chiram; compare Ahiram), a Northwest Semitic name meaning “exalted brother” or “my brother is exalted.” It likely represents a shortened form of Ahiram, built from ʼāḥ “brother” and rām “high, exalted.” Through Phoenician and Hebrew transmission, the name entered Greek and Latin scriptures and then English.

In the Old Testament, King Hiram of Tyre allied with David and Solomon, supplying cedar and craftsmen for the Temple; the master artisan Huram-abi (often rendered Hiram/Huram/Hirom) later inspired the Masonic figure Hiram Abiff. Early English sources and Bible translations record spellings Hiram, Hirom, and Huram; Chiram also appears. Modern variants include Hiram (standard), Hyrum (especially in the Latter-day Saint tradition, via Hyrum Smith), and the rarer Hirom. Usage flourished in the 18th–19th centuries in the English-speaking world and has since waned, giving Hirom a vintage, historically resonant profile.

⚙ Hirom barely registers. There are only 4 recorded uses on record, spread over 4 countries.