Lahoma

Show your love for your home state with the modern name for girls, Lahoma. Flowing with a sound that soothes the ears, this moniker is short for Oklahoma and derives from the Choctaw words okla and homma, meaning “red people.” Lahoma has featured throughout classic American film and literature, like the titular character of J. Breckenridge Ellis’s 1913 novel, the 1920 movie directed by Edgar Lewis, and a character in the long-running soap opera Another World.