Ramah

Ramah is a feminine name with rich biblical and Hebrew origins. In the Bible, Ramah appears as a place name mentioned in both the Old and New Testaments, associated with the prophet Samuel. As a personal name, it derives from Hebrew roots meaning 'height,' 'elevated place,' or 'lofty,' suggesting someone who is exalted or held in high regard. The name carries spiritual significance across multiple traditions while remaining relatively uncommon as a given name. Ramah has a simple yet distinctive sound that travels well across cultures, making it accessible internationally. Its biblical connections offer spiritual meaning for religiously-minded families, while its pleasing phonetics and positive connotations of elevation and aspiration make it appealing regardless of religious background.

Ramah is also given to boys.

Pronounced RAH-muh.

As of October 2026, Ramah ranked #10600 in US births in 2022 SSA.