Poma

The name Poma is derived directly from the Latin word 'poma', which means 'apples' (plural of 'pomum', meaning 'apple' or 'fruit'). In ancient Rome, 'pomum' was a general term for fruit, but it later became more specifically associated with apples. The use of 'Poma' as a given name is rare and often linked to its direct botanical meaning or as a surname.

Its usage as a personal name is not widely documented in historical records, suggesting it may have been used more as a descriptive nickname or a very localized given name rather than a widespread traditional name. Its simplicity and connection to nature, specifically a common and beloved fruit, might have appealed to some families.