Maryam is a feminine given name of Hebrew origin, meaning "bitterness," "sea of bitterness," or "rebellion." In Hebrew, the name is written as מרים (Miriam). The name is notably borne by Mary, the mother of Jesus in Christian tradition, known in Hebrew as מרים (Miriam) and in Arabic as مريم (Maryam). The name is widely used in various cultures and languages, including Arabic, Persian, Turkish, and Urdu, often spelled as Maryam or Maryam. In Christian and Islamic traditions, Maryam is a significant figure, revered for her piety and role in the birth of Jesus. The name has numerous variations across different languages, such as Maria in Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese, and Marie in French.