Melhem

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Melhem ( ), also written Milhim and Milhem, is an Arabic surname and masculine given name, meaning "King of the night". Notable bearers of the name include:

Melhem ( ), also written Milhim and Milhem, is an Arabic surname and masculine given name, meaning "King of the night". Notable bearers of the name include: ==Surname== Adnan Melhem (born 19891), Lebanese footballer Belques Melhem (born 1977), Saudi poet Cesar Melhem (born 1965), Australian trade unionist D. H. Melhem (1926–2013), American poet Edgardo Melhem Salinas (born 19691), Mexican politician Hisham Melhem, Lebanese journalist Marcius Melhem (born 1972), Brazilian actor and comedian Mohammed Milhim (1929–2021), Palestinian politician Stephane Milhim (born 1990), American football player ==Given name== Melhem Barakat (1942–2016), Lebanese singer Milhem Cortaz (born 1971), Brazilian actor Melhem Karam (1932–2010), Lebanese writer and journalist Melhem B. Maalouf (1937–1996), Lebanese judge Melhem Zein (born 19821), Lebanese singer ==See also== Məlhəm, Azerbaijan ==References==

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