Origin
Sanskrit
Syllables
2
Zodiac
Cancer
Trend
Declining
Ama is a name often given to girls. Ranked #6383 and is easing off the charts this year. It comes from a Sanskrit origin and traditionally means "The eternal mother of all living beings and love". It has 2 syllables.
Ama originates in Sanskrit as mother, symbolizing boundless care. Used across Indian and African cultures for its maternal resonance. It conveys strength through compassion.
Currently ranked #6383 on the Baby Billboard Charts. Peak rank: #6383. Changed -621 positions from last year.
Peacemaker.
Independent leader.
Pioneering spirit.
Joyful communicator.
Cancer
Embodies maternal care.
Strengths
Compatible Signs
Lucky Numbers
Lucky Colors
Best Career Paths
Caring maternal energy.
Color Aura
Warm White
Element
Water
Season
Summer
Gemstone
Moonstone
Spirit Animal
Elephant
Power Word
Nurture
Energy Type
Water × Summer
Nurturing
Deeply caring.
Strong
Inner resilience.
Wise
Ancient wisdom.
अमा
Devanagari
Ама
Cyrillic
アマ
Japanese (Katakana)
Beautiful middle name pairings with Ama:
Ama Grace
Ama Faith
Ama Hope
Ama Rose
Ama Jane
Ama Marie
Means mother in Sanskrit.
Global maternal name.
Symbol of love.
Amma
Beloved nurturing mother spirit
girlAmara
Eternal, unfading, or beloved in various cultures
girlAnya
Grace or favor; a gift from God
girlMaya
Illusion in Sanskrit; water in Hebrew; great in Latin
girlLila
Night in Arabic; divine play or beauty in Sanskrit.
girlArya
Noble, honorable, or melody, rooted in ancient Indo-Aryan languages.
girlKali
The black one or time, embodying fierce protection and transformation.
girlOpal
Precious gemstone, symbolizing purity and hope from 'upala' jewel.
girlIla
Earth goddess, symbolizing the ground or speech in Hindu mythology.
girlVeda
Sacred knowledge or wisdom from ancient Hindu scriptures.
girlAadhya
First power or beginning, often linked to Goddess Durga in Hindu mythology.
girlSaanvi
Knowledge or wisdom, another name for Goddess Lakshmi signifying prosperity.
girlAH-mah
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