Luma
Meaning of Luma
Luma (LOO-muh) glows with understated elegance—its roots in the Latin lumen, meaning “light,” blend harmoniously with Arabic echoes of softness and radiance. Warm and inviting, this endearing name has held a sweet spot in the U.S. charts, hovering in the mid-900s, with just a handful of families (five in 2024!) choosing Luma each year. Despite its rarity, it feels instantly familiar, like a secret sunrise promising new beginnings. With its playful sparkle and luminous associations, Luma is perfect for a baby girl destined to brighten every room she enters. For parents seeking a name that’s both rich in history and refreshing in its rarity, Luma offers a tender beam of inspiration.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as LOO-muh (/ˈluːmə/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Luma
| Luma de Oliveira - |
| Luma Mufleh - |
| Luma Costa - |
| Luma Grothe - |
