Lorma is a unique and elegant feminine given name of American origin. It was introduced in the early 20th century, likely inspired by popular names like Norma, Lorna, and similar-sounding monikers of that era. The name Lorma consists of three letters: 'L', 'o', and 'rma'. While it's not clear what specific inspiration led to its creation, some speculate it might have been intended as a blend or variation of existing names like Laura and Norma, with the addition of an 'm' and an extra letter. Despite its unique spelling, Lorma does not appear to have any specific meaning or associated elements such as flowers, gemstones, or mythological figures. The name is relatively rare and distinctive, which may appeal to parents seeking a special and original name for their daughter.
"Lorma appears to have been a popular name for babies born between 1915 and 1941, with a peak of 10 births in the year 1925. The most common years for this name were 1922 and 1925, each with 7 births, while 6 different years saw 6 births each. Overall, there were 70 babies named Lorma born during this period."