Norma is a name commonly used in various cultures, often associated with qualities like honor and strength. It has Latin origins, meaning "the norm" or "standard." The name has been popularized in literature and music, with notable figures such as Norma Jeane, better known as Marilyn Monroe, contributing to its recognition. In addition to being a personal name, "Norma" can refer to various works, including the famous opera Norma by composer Vincenzo Bellini. This opera, first performed in 1831, tells the story of a Druid priestess caught in a love triangle, highlighting themes of love, betrayal, and sacrifice.