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The last name "Graham" has its origins in Scotland, deriving from the Old English term "grāf," meaning "gravel" or "gravelly homestead," combined with the suffix "ham," which denotes a settlement or village. The name is believed to have first appeared in the region of Northumberland, England, and later became prominent in Scotland, particularly associated with the Scottish clan of Graham, which played a significant role in Scottish history. The meaning of the surname reflects a geographical characteristic, suggesting that the early bearers of the name may have lived near gravelly land or a gravelly settlement. Variations of the surname can be found in different cultures and languages, including "Graeme" and "Grem," with differences in spelling and pronunciation often influenced by regional dialects. The name has also been adopted in various forms across English-speaking countries, maintaining its historical significance while evolving in usage.