Jarma is a name of Hebrew origin, meaning "mountain". It is derived from the Hebrew word "har", which means "mountain" or "hill". The name Jarma is believed to have been used in ancient times by the Israelites, and it may have been carried over into other cultures as they interacted with each other.
The name Jarma does not appear in the Bible or any other historical texts, so its exact origin and history are unclear. However, it is thought to have been a popular name among Jewish communities in Europe during the Middle Ages.
Today, Jarma is still used as a given name for boys in some cultures, but it is relatively rare compared to many other names of Hebrew origin. It may be more commonly found in places where there are significant Jewish populations or where Hebrew culture has had a strong influence. Despite its rarity, the name Jarma remains a unique and distinctive choice for parents looking for an uncommon but meaningful name for their child.
The given statistics show the number of births for the name Jarma in the United States over two consecutive years: seven babies were named Jarma in 1955 and five babies received this name in 1956.
When combined, these figures indicate that a total of twelve babies were born with the name Jarma in the United States during those two years.