Tamarah

Tamarah is a feminine name that serves as a variant spelling of Tamara, which has rich multicultural origins. The original name Tamara derives from Hebrew, meaning "date palm," a symbol of fertility and beauty in ancient cultures. This name also appears in Georgian history as the name of Queen Tamar the Great, who ruled during Georgia's Golden Age. The spelling with an added 'h' gives Tamarah a slightly distinctive quality while maintaining the melodic pronunciation of the original. The name exudes a blend of exotic appeal and biblical connection, making it attractive across various cultural backgrounds. While less common than the standard Tamara, the Tamarah variant offers a subtle uniqueness while preserving the name's rich historical associations and feminine elegance.

Pronounced TAM-uh-ruh.

As of October 2026, Tamarah ranked #17424 in US births in 2021 SSA, peaked at #2020 in 1962.