Throughout the world, שולמית (שולמית 
, Shulamit 
, Shulamith ) is a rare girly forename. The first name שולמית is characteristic of Israel, where it is quite a rare feminine name, Switzerland, where it is a rare girly name, and the United States, where it is a rare principally girly, but very seldom boy's name. In absolute terms, it most frequently occurs in the United States, Israel, and Mexico. Very seldom, שולמית is the last name as well as the forename.
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| שולמית | Israel |
| Shulamit, Shulamith | Israel, Mexico, India, United States, South Africa |
| Sulamith | Mexico, Colombia, United States, United Kingdom, Argentina |
Shulammite, Sulamit, Суламифь, and שולה
שולמית is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Sulamith , the operatic character in the opera Die Königin von Saba by Karl Goldmark.
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שולמית בת-דורי Polish-Israeli playwright, kibbutz theatre director and producer, and dance festival director, IL (b. 1904) |
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שולמית שמיר Israeli activist, IL (b. 1923) |
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שולמית נדלר Israeli modernist architect, IL (b. 1923) |
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שולמית אלוני Israeli politician (1928-2014), IL (b. 1928) |
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שולמית לבנת Israeli singer (1929-2021), IL (b. 1929) |
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שולמית הראבן Israeli writer (1930–2003), IL (b. 1930) |
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שולמית הרטל Israeli sculptress, IL (b. 1937) |
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שולמית אפפל Israeli poet, IL (b. 1948) |
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שולמית טייבלום-מילר Israeli ceramist, IL (b. 1949) |
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| שולמית קלוגאי IL (b. 1891) |
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שולמית אליצור Professor of classical and medieval Hebrew Poetry, IL (b. 1955) |
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| שולמית לסקוב Israeli writer (1916–2016), IL (b. 1916) |
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| שולמית קישיק-כהן Jewish spy for Israel in Lebanon, IL (b. 1917) |
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| שולמית כצנלסון (1919-1999), IL (b. 1919) |
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| שולמית טל Israeli painter, IL (b. 1919) |
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