Amir

The name Amir is a masculine name with origins in Arabic and Hebrew. It means "prince," "ruler," or "treetop" and is derived from the Arabic word "amara," which means "to command" Nameberry. Historically, it was used as a title for a ruler's son or a commander, and it has become a popular given name in many cultures Wikipedia.

Amir is widely used in the Middle East and Africa and has gained popularity in the United States since the late 1970s, even entering the Top 100 names for boys Nameberry. Variations of the name include Aamir and Ameer, which are also common in different parts of the world Names Gorilla.

Famous individuals named Amir include Amir Khan, a British professional boxer, and Amir Arison, an American actor known for his role in the TV series "The Blacklist."

For sibling names, parents might consider names that complement Amir's multicultural and regal connotations. Suggestions include:

• For brothers: Ali, Omar, Zain, or Samir.
• For sisters: Amina, Layla, Zara, or Yasmin.

Similar names that share the same or similar meanings include:

• Emir: Another variant of Amir, often used in Turkish and Bosnian cultures.
• Ameer: A common spelling variation.
• Aamir: A popular variant in South Asian cultures.

These names maintain the noble and commanding essence associated with Amir.