Sulamita
Meaning of Sulamita
Sulamita stems from the Hebrew Shulammith, a name occurring in the Song of Songs and traditionally interpreted as “peaceful woman.” The name carries biblical resonance while offering a melodic alternative to the more familiar Shulammite in English translations. In the United States its steady but sparse usage—in the single digits or low teens annually since the mid-1990s—has maintained a position near the lower reaches of the top 1,000, ranking 939th in 2024 with just 11 recorded births. Its modest figures virtually guarantee that parents will not find themselves competing for playground roll-call slots. Such patterns underscore its appeal to those who value a distinctively lyrical choice with historical depth more than mainstream popularity.
Pronunciation
Hebrew
- Pronunced as soo-lah-MEE-tah (/su.la.mi.ta/)
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Notable People Named Sulamita
| Sulamita Aronovsky - |
