Palma springs from the Latin word for palm tree and carries the sun-drenched spirit of the Mediterranean. Pronounced PAHL-mah, it rolls off the tongue like a playful breeze—plus, saying it feels like a mini joy ride for the lips. The name dances between symbols of peace and victory, echoing ancient celebrations under swaying fronds. Back in New York’s baby books of the early 1900s, Palma popped up with charming regularity; now it’s a rare, hidden gem waiting for its comeback. It’s simple, breezy, and full of warmth—just like that first smile at sunrise.
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