"Variant of Miriam"
The name Miryam is commonly a female name from the "Hebrew" origin.
Miryam is a transliteration of the Hebrew name borne by Moses' sister in the book of Exodus; English Bibles more commonly spell the same name Miriam. The two spellings represent one name rather than separate inventions, and Miryam has a long written history in translation and in Jewish and Christian usage. The meaning of the Hebrew name is disputed among lexicographers, and several unrelated derivations have been proposed.
Miriam means "A combination of Elly and May, Old soul and great, pink / white blossom or born in the month of May.".
The pronunciation of Miryam is MIR-ee-um.
