Forename Palm

Across the world, Palm (Palma , Palm , Palme , and others...) is a common primarily female, but scarcely boy's forename. The first name Palm is characteristic of Italy, where it is quite a common feminine name, Reunion, and Croatia, where it is quite a rare female name. Measured by absolute frequency, this name is the most popular in Italy, the United States, and Philippines. More prevalently, Palm is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Palm

name Palmber, name Palem, name โตนด, name Paulme, name Palm, name ปาลวิสุทธ์, name Pam, name Palmquist, name Palma, name Palme, name Paume, name Пальм, name Pelme, name ปาลือชา, name Palmi, name Polm, name Paum, name Palmer, name ปาล์ม, name Palms, name פאלם, name Balme, name Palmo

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Palm, Palma	Philippines, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Honduras
Palme	Philippines, Italy, Brazil, Chile, Mexico
Пальм	Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine
פאלם	Israel

First names said to be same

Balme, Palem, Palmber, Palmer, Palmi, Palmo, Palmquist, Palms, Pam, Paulme, Paum, Paume, Pelme, Polm, ปาลวิสุทธ์, ปาลือชา, ปาล์ม, and โตนด

First name Palm in the context

Palm is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Pam Bouvier , the fictional character from the James Bond series, Licence to Kill and Pam Macy , character in That '70s Show.

Notable namesakes

	eberhardt joseph von palm (b. 1786)
	theobald adrian palm GB (b. 1848)
	uno palm Estonian chemist (1933-1989), SE (b. 1933)
	archibald palm South African cricketer (1901-1966), ZA (b. 1901)
	ahto palm-leis Estonian engineer, EE (b. 1932)
	cock van der palm Dutch singer (1936-2004), NL (b. 1936)
	ille palm Estonian climatologist, EE (b. 1937)
	nai palm Australian singer, AU (b. 1989)
	hille palm (b. 1941)
	uno palm SE (b. 1944)
	theis palm Danish sailor
	merritt palm sailor, 1995 America3 team, US
	nai palm
	francoys palm
	beh palm

Characteristic surnames

Ma, Mar, Yo, Fe, Ed, El, Na, Ty, Jo, Lu, La, Di, Da, De, Pj, Pa, Bo, Ch, Ad, Al, Ms, Mr, My, Mo, May, and Mae