Graeme

Graeme, a variant of Graham, has its roots in the Old English 'grāham', meaning a homestead on gravelly land. It's a name steeped in Scottish tradition and offers a sense of rustic charm. Though it might not be a household name in some regions, Graeme is beloved in Scotland and other parts of the UK. Its spelling distinguishes it from the more common Graham, lending an air of distinction. Parents who choose Graeme often appreciate its literary undertones, as well as its connection to notable figures like the celebrated author Graeme Base.