Wilma

All I think of is the hurricane from 2005.

It sounds elegant and delicate. I like it. Very unique.

Just classic, nice name. Sounds strong. Looks good. I like this name. Wilma is a quality name.

Makes me think of Fred's wife on The Flintstones but I don't suppose that's a bad thing. I quite like the name Wilma though.

Wilma is such a beautiful, unique, vintage name! Makes me think of Wilma from The Flintstones, but I love the name nonetheless. :)

I prefer Willa too, but I like this name a lot more than I used to.

I prefer Willa. So much softer.

I think it's an OK name. I think it's better than Wilhelmina, but I'm sorry I prefer Velma. But this is still a good name too. :)

To me, this is a bit of an ugly name. I think Billie would be a good nickname, though.

I go to boarding school with a Wilma and as such will never be able to see it as an "old lady's name". Nicknames include Wilms for everyday and Wilhemina for fun.

I always think of Wilma from the Flintstones. When I hear this name, I can just hear Fred Flintstone yelling "WILMA"!

It's so funny how in English-speaking countries, this name sounds like the name of great-grandmothers or ugly, old, obese women, but in Finland, this name sounds youthful and is very common on elementary school girls! I imagine the name is pretty dated in German usage as well, but at least here in Finland, the name will much more likely make people think of a cute little girl than a grown woman, let alone an old, ugly one.

I still love this name despite its association with the Flintstones and old ladies. My great-grandmother actually had her name legally changed from Sarah to Wilma in the 20's because she believed Sarah was extremely old-fashioned. Odd how times change.

A famous bearer of this name was athlete Wilma Rudolph.

I believe it to be a unique name.