Origin and Meaning of Fama

Fame, reputation

Origin: Latin - From the Latin word 'fama', meaning fame or rumor, often associated with the idea of being known or renowned.

• In Roman mythology, Fama was the goddess of fame and rumor, depicted as a winged maiden who could spread news quickly.
• The name is more commonly observed in cultures influenced by Latin and Spanish, often used in literature and poetry.
• Fama can also be found in various works of art and literature, symbolizing the pursuit of glory and the impact of one's actions.
• Fama is relatively uncommon as a first name but has seen interest primarily in artistic circles and literary settings.
• Variations of Fama include Fame in English, but it is distinct and rarely used as a name.