The first name Alma is of Latin, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Swedish, Celtic, Irish origin. It is often a girl name. It has the following meaning(s):

Latin: Warm Hearted, Bountiful

Spanish: Spirit

Italian: Soul. Rarely Used Before the Crimean War Battle of Alma, But Subsequently Very Fashionable

Latin: Soul

Russian: Name of a River

Swedish: Loving

Latin: Kind. Loving. The Soul. Rarely Used Before the Crimean War Battle of Alma, But Subsequently Very Fashionable

Celtic: Good

Celtic: All Good, Latin: Fair, Gracious, Forgiving, Tender-hearted, Independent Spirit

Irish: All Good

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Almaas  (Muslim)
Variant of Almas: Diamond. Adamant

Almas  (Muslim)
Diamond. Adamant

Almas  (Islamic)
Diamond

Bartholomew  (Hebrew)
Ploughman. Son of Talmai (Talmai is a Variant of Tolmai, Meaning Abounding in Furrows.) Famous Bearer: St Bartholomew Was an Apostle of Jesus Christ

Bartle  (Hebrew)
Diminutive of Bartholomew: Ploughman. Son of Talmai (Talmai is a Variant of Tolmai, Meaning Abounding in Furrows.) Famous Bearer: St Bartholomew Was an Apostle of Jesus Christ

Bartlet  (Hebrew)
Diminutive of Bartholomew: Ploughman. Son of Talmai (Talmai is a Variant of Tolmai, Meaning Abounding in Furrows.) Famous Bearer: St Bartholomew Was an Apostle of Jesus Christ

Bartlett  (Hebrew)
Diminutive of Bartholomew: Ploughman. Son of Talmai (Talmai is a Variant of Tolmai, Meaning Abounding in Furrows.) Famous Bearer: St Bartholomew Was an Apostle of Jesus Christ

Bat  (Hebrew)
Diminutive of Bartholomew: Ploughman. Son of Talmai (Talmai is a Variant of Tolmai, Meaning Abounding in Furrows.) Famous Bearer: St Bartholomew Was an Apostle of Jesus Christ

Chalmar  (Teutonic)
Lord of the Home

Dalmanutha  (Biblical)
A Bucket, a Branch

Dalmanutha  (Biblical)
A Bucket, a Branch

Dalmatia  (Biblical)
Deceitful Lamps, Vain Brightness

Dalmatia  (Biblical)
Deceitful Lamps, Vain Brightness

Dodie  (English)
A Diminutive of Dorothy, Meaning Gift of God. Famous Bearer: British Writer Dodie Smith, Author of the Children's Story Which Became Walt Disney's Film One Hundred and One Dalmatians

Hjalmar  (Swedish)
Name of a Noble

Kalman  (French)
Strong and Masculine

Kalman  (Norse)
A Man from Ireland

Palma  (Spanish)
Palm

Palma  (Latin)
Palm Tree

Parlan  (Gaelic)
Gaelic Form of the Biblical Bartholomew (Son of Talmai). (Par-lan)

Salma  (Spanish)
Ambitious

Salma  (Biblical)
Peace, Perfection

Salma  (Muslim)
Peaceful. Pacifist

Salmalin  (Hindu)
Claw

Salman  (Islamic)
Safety

Selma  (Muslim)
Variant of Salma: Peaceful. Pacifist

Shalmai  (Biblical)
My Garment

Shalmai  (Biblical)
My Garment

Shalman  (Biblical)
Peaceable, Perfect, That Rewards

Shalmaneser  (Biblical)
Peace, Tied, Chained, Perfection, Retribution

Solomon  (Hebrew)
Peaceful (Salomon, Salman, Selman, Shalom)

Talmadge  (English)
Tall. Variant of Tal. Surname

Talmai  (Biblical)
My Furrow, That Suspends the Waters, Heap of Waters

Talmai  (Hebrew)
Mound

Talmai  (Biblical)
My Furrow, That Suspends the Waters, Heap of Waters

Tolly  (Hebrew)
Diminutive of Bartholomew: Ploughman. Son of Talmai (Talmai is a Variant of Tolmai, Meaning Abounding in Furrows.) Famous Bearer: St Bartholomew Was an Apostle of Jesus Christ

Valma  (Finnish)
Variant of Wilma or Wilhemina

Valmai  (Welsh)
Mayflower

Valmai  (Welsh)
Spring Flower

Wilhelmina  (English)
Determined Guardian; a Feminine Form of William ( Billi, Billie, Billym Gugliema, Guillema, Guillemette, Min, Mina, Minna, Minni, Minnie, Minny, Valma, Velma, Vilhelmina, Vilma, Wileen Wilhelmine, Wil

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