Alama is an uncommon female given name of African origin, specifically from West Africa. It means "peace" or "tranquility," reflecting its calming and serene nature. The name consists of four letters, with the first two being vowels ('A' and 'a') followed by consonants ('l', 'm'). Alama is often associated with African culture and heritage but has a universal appeal due to its meaning and phonetic simplicity. It is considered unisex in some cultures, though it's more commonly used for females. In terms of pronunciation, emphasis typically falls on the first syllable, with the name sounding like "AH-luh-mah.
"Alama was quite uncommon during its only appearance in 1917 with just five births that year."