Emma
/ˈɛmə/
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Emma, of German origin, derives from the word 'ermen', meaning 'whole' or 'universal'. It is often interpreted as 'embracing everything' or symbolizing the present moment. The name has been popular for centuries, especially in English-speaking countries, and is associated with warmth, elegance, and timeless charm.
Emma Watson
Actor, Hermione in Harry Potter films
Emma Thompson
Actor, Howard's End
Emma Stone
Actor, Superbad
Emma Samms
Actor, Fallon Carrington on Dynasty
Emma Roberts
Actor, Addie Singer in Unfabulous
Emma Pierson
Actor, Anna Thornton-Wilton on Hotel Babylon
Emma Lazarus
Poet, The New Colossus
Emma Hamilton
Relative, Mistress of Lord Nelson
Emma Goldman
Anarchist, Anarchist and feminist libertarian
Emma Dunn
Actor, The Talk of the Town
Emma Caulfield
Actor, Anya on Buffy
Emma Calvé
Singer, Operatic soprano, Carmen
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