Carmona as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Carmona

What is the meaning of the name Carmona ?

The baby name Carmona is a Female name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced Spanish: /kaɾˈmona/ (kah-ROH-nah); English: /kɑrˈmoʊnə/ (kar-MOH-nuh).

Carmona is Spanish in Origin.

Carmona is a Spanish habitational name taken from the ancient Andalusian city of Carmona (Seville), called Carmo in Latin. The toponym is pre-Roman, likely Iberian or Phoenician, and its exact meaning is uncertain; as a given name it thus carries the sense “from Carmona.” Modern usage sometimes blends it with the Carm- family - Carmen, Carmela, Carmelo - linking it indirectly to Hebrew Karmel, “vineyard, orchard, garden,” though this association is secondary.

As a surname, Carmona is well attested across southern Spain and spread widely to Latin America and the Philippines through migration and colonial records. Adoption as a first name is recent and uncommon, skewing feminine in Spanish and English contexts but usable unisex. Variants and related forms include Portuguese/Spanish Carmo, feminine Carmen, Carmela, Carmella, Carmina, and masculine Carmelo; the short form Mona appears in informal use. Related surnames/given names such as Carmon also occur, and alternative spellings like Karmona are rare.