Flint, thorn, or a diamond-like stone
In Hebrew, Shamir refers to a legendary stone or substance capable of cutting through the hardest materials, famously used in the construction of Solomon's Temple. It is also interpreted as a sharp thorn or flint, symbolizing strength and resilience. In modern contexts, it is a rare and distinctive choice with deep historical roots.
About 21 boys were named Shamir in 2025.
US births per 5-year period, 1990–present (SSA data).
American singer-songwriter known for his countertenor voice
Former Prime Minister of Israel