Suliama

**Sulima**, a masculine name, traces its origins to the ancient Hebrew word **Zulam** ("Zulam"), meaning "escape," "salvation," or "fleeing." In mythology, this name is inseparably linked to the name of Sarrma, Noah's wife, who, within the mythological narrative, saved people leaving the ark after the catastrophe. Sulima symbolizes salvific power, protection, and fidelity. People with this name are often associated with inner strength, compassion, and a desire to help others. Historically, the usage of this name is found in medieval literature, but in Russia, it is not particularly popular; rather, it appears in Italian and Spanish variants. There are virtually no famous bearers of the name Sulima in Russian-speaking countries, yet the name of Sarrma, associated with Sulima in mythology, is familiar to many. The name's popularity is low, which makes it unique and memorable. Variants or diminutives of the name could include **Sulka** or **Sulia**.