Tamara

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Tamara is a female given name . It goes back to the biblical figure Tamar in the Old Testament . In the Old Testament there are three women with this name: the daughter-in-law of Judah ( Gen 38.6  LUT ), the daughter of David ( 2 Sam 13.1-22  LUT ) and a daughter of Absalom ( 2 Sam 14.27  LUT ).

Origin and meaning of the name

  • Aramaic : date palm as a symbol of grace and beauty
    • Old Hebrew: Life
    • unvocalized root in Hebrew: תמר
    • Hebrew spelling of the name: תָמָרָה
  • Egyptian : Those who love the country - different spellings: Tameri, Tamare, Tamara, Tamira

variants

Alternative, rarely occurring spellings of the first name Tamara are Tamar, Tamera, Tamira, Tammara, Tammera, Tamary, Tamra, Tamora, Tatti, Tattimara, Tamie, Tammels, Tammi, Tata, Tattie and Tammy.

The Georgian female names Tamro, Tamwili, Tamriko, Tamo and also Tako and others are derived from Tamar.

Thamara, Taamara, Tamara means "lotus flower" in the Dravidian languages and is used for female persons.

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Web links

Wiktionary: Tamara  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations