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The name Alma is of Latin origin, which means "kind" or "nurturing". The name is considered to be a short form of other names such as Almadine or Almeda, which has the same Latin roots. In Spanish, the name means "soul" or "spirit".

The name Alma has been used as a given name since the 19th century, and it became popular in the United States at the turn of the 20th century. It was commonly given to girls born around the time of the Spanish-American War.

Alma is also the name of a town in Michigan, and of a river in Kansas. It has been used in popular culture, such as the novel and film "Cold Mountain" by Charles Frazier, where one of the main characters is named Alma.

People with the name Alma are said to have a nurturing and caring personality. They are often compassionate, understanding, and good listeners. Alma is also a name associated with artistic or creative pursuits, as people with the name are often drawn to the arts.

The name Alma is popular in several countries around the world including:1. Mexico2. United States3. Philippines4. Spain5. Argentina6. Chile7. Peru8. Germany9. Romania10. CroatiaIt is also a popular name in some African countries such as Zimbabwe and Uganda.

Alma is a charming and vintage name that has become increasingly popular in recent years. Here are some names that share a similar feel or sound to Alma:

• Elma
• Selma
• Zelma
• Calma
• Velma
• Wilma
• Palma
• Halima
• Adelma
• Anima