Kadeem

Kadeem is a variation of the name Kadim, which has its origin in the name Kazim. The meaning of the name ranges from 'the one who can control his anger' to 'the old' or 'the future'.

What does the name Kadeem mean?

Kadeem is derived from the first name Kadim, which traces back to Kazim. Its meanings include 'the one who can control his anger' as well as 'the old' and 'the future'. This name has its roots in the Arabic expression kazim (كَاظِم), meaning 'the one who controls his wrath', and in the Arabic qadīm (قَدِيم), which means 'the old' or 'that which moves forward' and 'that which is to come'. Other variants include Kazem, Kadhem, Qazim, Kadhim, and Kaadim.

Where does the name Kadeem come from?

Kadeem is a masculine name of Arabic origin meaning 'the one who can control his anger'. The etymology refers to the Arabic terms kazim (كَاظِم), meaning 'the one who controls his wrath', and qadīm (قَدِيم), which encompasses 'the old' as well as 'that which moves forward' or 'that which is to come'. The language is English.

How do you pronounce Kadeem?

Ka-Diem

Popularity

In Germany, Kadeem is a rather rare name. It has not gained significance in the German name rankings so far. In England, Kadeem achieved its best placement in 1996 at 818th place. In the last ten years, it has been given as a first name around 40 times, placing it at 2,491st in the ten-year statistics. From 1996 to 2024, Kadeem ranks 2,099th in England.

Famous people

• Kadeem Corbin (football player from Trinidad and Tobago)
• Kadeem Dacres (American footballer)
• Kadeem Hardison (American actor)
• Kadeem Harris (British football player)