Rami

-- 03:40, 12 July 2006 (UTC)* Rami is the plural of ramus - a branch, as of a plant, nerve, or blood vessel.

Rami is originally an Arabic name derived from the verb "to throw" and therefore it means "the one who throws -(arrows)" i.e. archer. It is a popular name among Arabs and Jews in the Levant.
Rami is also derived from the Arabic/Hebrew name Abraham
Rami is also plural of Latin word Ramus
Rami translates in modern Arabic/Hevrit to sniper
It is also an alternative spelling of Ramie
Rami is a music writer/producer who worked with Max Martin
Rami Is also an Arabic adjective derived from the verb Raama "to wish".
Rami "Yousef Al Rami" is the Arabic name given to "Joseph of Aramatheia" mentioned in the Gospels.

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-- 03:40, 12 July 2006 (UTC)Marwan Kishek

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