Ephraim

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How would you pronounce it?

Eff -ra-him.

Have no idea.

In my head I said eff-ray-um

Eff-ra-im

I know one who pronounces it, Ef ram.

Is that correct?

Eff-rye-eem

Eff-ram. Have no clue if that’s correct.

Eef-rum

I've watched 7 brides for 7 brothers way too many times

Eff ram

I know an Ephraim.
It's pronounced eff-ram.

Eff-rime, second syllable to rhyme with ‘time’.

E frame.

My great uncle was an Ephraim ( or possibly Ephriam) and I remember it was pronounced EF-ri-ham with the stress on first. Or some times F-ram. Mostly he was called uncle ef. He hated his name.

Ee frame

Eef-r'm (unspecified vowel sound there!) because I've only encountered one and that's how he pronounced it.

E-frame

Eff rum

Eff-rime

I do know an Efraim and he pronounces it EFF-rum

I'd guess it was Eff-rame, but I used the Welsh pronunciation.

Eff-ram - that’s how Babs says it on Hello Dolly....

Efrem or Ephrem is the more used alternative- same name, just a different spelling. A little bit more ‘user friendly’.

Joseph is much better.
Or Abraham/Avram if you’re into something similar.

Eef-rum for sure! If you’re going by the biblical way.

E-frame is how it's usually pronounced in the UK, and Eff-rame in the US.

Eef-rum.