Intigam
The name carries a hard meaning: "revenge", "vengeance". In Poland it belongs to just 76 men, and no boy has been given it in the twenty-five years on record, so most Poles will never meet one.
Intigam Pronunciation
Intigam is pronounced een-TEE-gahm (/inˈtigam/).
What Intigam means
Where Intigam comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Intigam begins in Arabic, in the word intiqām (انتقام), which means revenge or vengeance. From there it entered Azerbaijani as Intiqam, a man's name still recorded across the Caucasus. The origin sits outside the familiar Slavic and Latin sources, so a Polish register would mark it as foreign.
The root is Arabic. A name with this sense does not soften itself. Bearers hold a word that Arabic used for the settling of a wrong, the return of a harm to the one who sent it. In Azerbaijan the name stayed masculine, and it kept its Arabic meaning rather than drifting toward decoration.
On a Polish class register the name would stand alone, without a diminutive or an imieniny beside it. Intigam has no Polish variant and no cross-gender form. What it keeps is the meaning: zemsta, odwet, revenge.
How many people are named Intigam
1 in 280871 men in Poland is named Intigam. 76 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #4096 among male names.