Background, origin and meaning of Rami
Rami is a male given name with dual origins. In Arabic, it derives from the root R-M-Y, meaning “archer,” “thrower,” or “one who aims.” It can also be associated with “loving” or “desirous.” In Hebrew, Rami is a diminutive of “Ram,” meaning “high,” “exalted,” or “lofty,” and can also signify “my branch” or “my height.” It is a common name across the Middle East and North Africa. Associated names include Ramy, Ram, Ramzi, and Ramia.
Several notable individuals bear the name Rami. Rami Malek, born May 12, 1981, is an American actor best known for his Emmy-winning role in Mr. Robot and his Academy Award-winning portrayal of Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody, establishing his legacy as a highly acclaimed and distinctive performer. Rami Hamdallah, born July 10, 1958, is a Palestinian academic and politician who served as Prime Minister of the Palestinian National Authority, playing a significant role in the region’s governance. Rami Saari, born September 17, 1963, is an acclaimed Israeli poet, translator, and literary critic, recognized for his extensive contributions to Hebrew literature.
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CATALAN POETRY translated by Saari to Hebrew
CATALAN PROSE translated by Saari to Hebrew
Rami Saari’s page