Aman

Origin

Arabic origin, from the root 'A-M-N' meaning 'peace' or 'security'. The name has been adopted in various cultures, including in Australia through multicultural integration. Not notably present in ancient texts specific to Indigenous Australian or Māori languages, indicating a non-Indigenous origin.

Meaning

Peace, safety, or security. In Australian English contexts, it conveys a sense of calm or stability and is appreciated for its simple, virtuous connotation.

Pronunciation

/ˈɑːmən/ (AU English, primary stress on the first syllable, with a long 'a' as in 'father') , 'A-man'. Various pronunciation variants may occur based on linguistic background.

Variants & Nicknames

Name Days

• 15 August (Assumption of Mary, observed by some Christian denominations in Australia)
• 18 December (anniversary of the Sydney Harbour Bridge opening, occasionally marked in Australian calendars as a day of national pride) ]
• For Māori or Aboriginal cultural events, no specific 'name day' exists, but names associated with peace or safety may be linked to cultural stories or celebrations relevant to those communities

Name Pairings

Names that pair well with aman:

• James and Aman (for siblings)
• Aidan and Aman (pairing with similar phonetics)
• Liam and Aman (modern Australian popular names forming harmonious pairs)

Fun Facts

• Aman is widely used in Australia among multicultural families, especially in communities with Middle Eastern, South Asian, or African backgrounds.
• The name Aman appears in Australian literature and media, often associated with characters symbolising peace and integrity.
• Aman was also the name of a notable Australian-born actor of Indian descent, contributing to mainstream recognition.

Personality Traits

Common traits associated with the name aman:

• Peaceful
• Reliable
• Calm and composed

Aesthetic Qualities

Clean, simple typographic form with balanced symmetry, making it visually appealing in Australian English contexts. Suitable for modern branding and traditional uses alike.

Geographical Distribution

More prevalent among migrant communities in urban areas such as Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth, especially within Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African Australian populations.

Numerological Significance

Name number: 6, associated with harmony, responsibility, and nurturing qualities, aligning well with Australian values of community and care as per numerology.

Astrological Connections

Linked to the zodiac signs Taurus and Cancer through numbers 6 and 3 respectively, symbols of stability, home, and emotional balance, resonating with the name's meaning.

Historical Context

While not historically prominent in Australian colonial history, the name has gained prominence through increased multicultural migration and community representation. It is used in contemporary literature and media to evoke qualities of peace and steadfastness.

Linguistic Adaptability

Easily adaptable across languages; in Arabic and South Asian languages, it retains its original form. Non-Latin scripts: أمان (Arabic). It maintains phonetic consistency in transliteration and is generally well-received globally.

Famous People Named aman

• Aman Ali (Australian chef)
• Aman Kapoor (Australian musician)
• Aman Soorat (fictional character in Australian literature)

Popularity in Australia