| Tamara |
Female |
Hebrew |
Palm tree. Used as a symbolic oriental name due to the beauty and fruitfulness of the tree. |
| Tamarah |
Female |
Hebrew |
Palm tree |
| Tamay |
Female |
American |
Combination of Taylor and May. |
| Tamera |
Female |
Unknown |
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| Tami |
Female |
English |
Abbreviation of Thomasina and Tamara. |
| Tammara |
Female |
Hebrew |
Like a palm tree. |
| Tammy |
Female |
English |
Abbreviation of Thomasina and Tamara. |
| Tamsin |
Female |
English |
Variant of Thomasina Twin |
| Tania |
Female |
English |
Abbreviation of Tatiana which is feminine of the Roman family clan name Tatius. |
| Tanya |
Female |
Russian |
Princess |
| Tara |
Female |
Scottish |
A hill where the kings met |
| Tara |
Female |
Irish |
Where the kings met also Tara's Halls were the place where ancient Bards sang deeds of Irish heroes. The ruins of the Halls are on the hill of Tara meaning crag or tower in Gaelic. |
| Tarek |
Male |
Arabic |
Morning star. Variant of Tariq |
| Tareq |
Male |
Arabic |
Morning star. Variant of Tariq |
| Tarik |
Male |
Arabic |
Morning star. Variant of Tariq |
| Tariq |
Male |
Arabic |
Morning star. An 8th century Islamic military leader who conquered Spain for the Moors. |
| Tashia |
Female |
English |
Abbreviation of Natasha - the Russian form of the English Natalie Born at Christmas. |
| Tate |
Female |
Irish |
Measure of land. |
| Tate |
Female |
Anglo-Saxon |
Pleasant and bright |
| Tate |
Female |
English |
Brings joy |