Rohma

Rohma is primarily a feminine given name used in several cultures, notably in South Asia and the Middle East. It is often spelled Rohma, Ruhma, or Rahma, reflecting variations in transliteration from languages such as Arabic, Urdu, and Persian. The name is generally associated with positive meanings linked to mercy and compassion.

Etymology and meaning are commonly tied to the Arabic root rahmah, which conveys mercy, benevolence, and kindness. As a name form, Rohma is seen as a derivative or variant that preserves the core semantic association with compassion, while adapting to different linguistic phonologies.

Usage and distribution: Rohma appears among communities in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and within diaspora populations around the world. It is typically given to girls, aligning with common South Asian and Arabic naming conventions, though regional practices vary.

Variants and related names: Variants include Rahma, Ruhma, and Rohman in some cultures, along with alternate transliterations such as Rouhma or Rouhama in different languages. The name can be part of broader naming traditions that favor meanings tied to mercy and virtue.

In literature and media: Rohma may appear in fictional works or as a personal name in various cultural contexts. As with many names, its use reflects linguistic diversity and the cross-cultural exchange of meanings related to compassion.