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אֲבְרָהָם (Avraham) is the Hebrew root of the Spanish name Abraham. It's composed of two parts: "av" meaning "father" and "raham" possibly related to "hamon" meaning "multitude." The traditional interpretation is "father of a multitude." The Hebrew "h" sound is often dropped or softened in other languages, leading to variations in pronunciation and spelling. The name entered Spanish through Latin (Abrahamus) and the Vulgate Bible, which translated the Hebrew scriptures. Abraham's prominence stems from the biblical figure considered the patriarch of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The name's use spread throughout Europe during the Middle Ages, carried by religious texts and traditions. While never consistently among the most popular names, Abraham has maintained a steady presence in Spanish-speaking countries. Common diminutives in Spanish include Abra and Bram. The name's religious significance has ensured its continued use across diverse cultures and time periods.