What is the Italian translation of the English name 'Graham'?

Graham functions as an English/Scots loan name in Italian.

Specifically, the name is a masculine proper noun. It possibly originates in the combination of the Old English Words grand ("gravel") and ham ("homestead"). An Italian more likely would take the variant form Graeme, which would "look" less like a non-native name.

The pronunciation will be "gram" in terms of the loan name and "gra-E-me" in terms of the variant.