Origin and Meaning of Yuma

To soar; A place where the sun shines

Origin: Native American - Derived from the Yuma tribe, which is part of the River Yumans in the southwestern United States, known for their settlements along the Colorado River.

• Yuma is also the name of a city in Arizona, which is known for its historic importance and as a winter haven.
• In Japanese, Yuma can be written with different kanji characters, carrying various meanings, including 'real' or 'genuine' (優真) and 'to be' or 'exist' (由真).
• Notable personalities with the name Yuma include Yuma Takahashi, a Japanese actor, and singer known for his work in television dramas.
• While Yuma is not extremely popular, it has been gaining attention in various cultures, especially with the rise of Japanese pop culture.
• Yuma has several variations and related names, such as Yumae and Yume, which also incorporate various perspectives in different cultures.