Almanda is an uncommon yet captivating feminine given name of African origin, derived from the Mandinka people's name 'Amadu', which means 'grateful' or 'thankful'. It was popularized in the Western world through its association with notable historical figures like Almanda Johnson, a prominent African American abolitionist and suffragist. The name Almanda carries a unique charm, combining the strength of its meaning with its distinctive sound and rarity.
"Almanda saw an even split between its birth years, with five babies named Almanda in both 1979 and 1990."