By Sophie Kihm · Updated October 2026
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Tahitian
"child warrior"
Japanese
"generation jewel"
Georgian, from Persian
"brave and valiant horse"
Modern invented name
Turkic, Mongol
"iron"
Hebrew
"owner of many palm trees"
Feminine form of Tamir, Arabic
"date merchant, date trader"
Brazilian and Portuguese form of Tomyris, Persian
"family"
Variation of Tam Lin, Scottish legendary name
Literary diminutive of Tam, Scottish
"twin; son of Thomas"
Native American
Semitic variation of Dumuzid, Sumerian
"loyal child"
English, diminutive of Tamara
Meaning unknown, possibly from Tomyris, Persian
English, Arabic, Hebrew
"date palm, fruit"
Georgian diminutive of Tamar, Hebrew
"date palm tree"
English, Cornish
"twin"
Georgian
"strong, brave"
Variation of Tamar, Tahmina, or Daamin, Georgian, Hebrew, Persian, Ararbic
"date palm tree; brave, valiant; secure, insurance"
Variation of Tamsin, Cornish, English
English, Frisian, Spanish, Slavic
"thought or sweetheart"
Etruscan
"gift of God"
Hindi, Sanskrit
"daughter, belonging to one's family, child of mine"
German
"thoughtful counsel"
French, German
Italian from German
Greek
"immortal"
Icelandic, Norse
"fire; fight"
English, Zulu, Xhosa
"strong, manly; beloved"
Scottish and English diminutive of Andrew, Greek
"strong, manly"
Maori, Tahitian
"man, male"
Estonian, from Hebrew
"God is my judge"
Finnish from Hebrew
Maori mythological name, ocean god
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