... In discussing the question whether the name was Babylonian or foreign, Ungnad called attention to the second element rama as not being found in Babylonian names; and yet he offered two arguments to show that it probably was Babylonian, namely the ending am in abam, and the fact that the father of his "Abram" bears a good Babylonian name, i.e., Awil-Ishtar... (Early Babylonian Letters from Larsa, Lutz, 1917)