Bram is a common male given name, often associated with the Dutch and English-speaking cultures. It is derived from the name Abraham, which means "father of many" in Hebrew. The name has gained popularity in various countries and is sometimes used as a short form for names like Abraham or Bramwell. In literature, one of the most famous characters named Bram is Bram Stoker, the author of the classic horror novel Dracula. Stoker's work has had a significant impact on the vampire genre and popular culture, influencing countless adaptations in film, theater, and literature.