Bram is associated with the Dutch braam meaning "bramble" from the Proto-Germanic brēmô meaning "bramble shrub, blackberry shrub, thorny shrub". The name, however, originally found its way into use as a short form of Abraham, a Hebrew name from אַבְרָהָם (ʾAvraham) meaning "father of many". It is most commonly associated with author of Dracula, Bram Stoker.

I associate the name with brambles, wild hedges, thickets, and walking paths. It is cool autumn mornings when everything is grey in the fog.

c o m b o s

• Bram Adrian
• Bram Alexander
• Bram August
• Bram Clarke
• Bram Elliott
• Bram Hawthorn
• Bram Henry
• Bram Ignatius
• Bram Jameson
• Bram Julian
• Bram Lionel
• Bram Louis
• Bram Maxwell
• Bram Patrick
• Bram Rowan
• Bram Thaddeus
• Bram Theodore
• Bram Thomas