Zelma
Selma is a female first name.
Origin and Meaning
The first name Selma was known by the Ossian poetry of Scots James Macpherson. It is derived from the Celtic Shelma "beautiful view " her.
Selma can also be derived from the German name Anselm.
In addition, the name in Turkish and Bosnian occurs, presumably derived from Arabic Salma " harmony, peace ".
Variants
- Salma
- Zelma
Name winners
- Selma Baldursson (* 1974), German actress
- Selma Bajrami ( born 1980 ), Bosnian pop and turbo folk singer
- Selma Björnsdóttir ( b. 1974 ), Icelandic pop singer
- Selma Blair (born 1972 ), American actress
- Selma Ceylan ( born 1956 ), German writer of Turkish origin
- Selma Jeanne Cohen (1920-2005), American dance historian
- Selma Diamond (1920-1985), Canadian actress and screenwriter
- Selma Ergec (born 1978 ), model and actress of German-Turkish origin
- Selma Grieme (1910-1999), German track and field athlete
- Selma Countess of the Gröben (1856-1938), philanthropist and suffragist
- Selma Gürbüz ( born 1960 ), Turkish painter and sculptor
- Selma Aliye Kavaf (born 1962 ), Turkish politician
- Selma Kurz (1874-1933), German opera singer
- Selma Lagerlöf (1858-1940), Swedish writer
- Selma Lohse (1883-1937), German politician (SPD )
- Selma G. Lanes (1929-2009), American author
- Selma miller's man ( b. 1979 ), Italian writer, scriptwriter and dramaturge
- Selma Meerbaum- Eisinger (1924-1942), German -language poet
- Selma Meyer (1881-1958), German pediatrician and high school teacher
- Selma Nicklass - Kempner (1850-1928), German singer and singing teacher
- Selma Rosenfeld (1892-1984), teacher and professor
- Selma Stern (1890-1981), German historian
- Selma Urfer (1928-2013), Swiss- German author, translator and actress
- Selma Yağcı ( born 1981 ), Turkish female boxer