Tamara

Tamara comes from the Hebrew word 'tamar', meaning 'date palm', a symbol of grace and beauty. This elegant name has crossed linguistic borders, being adopted into Russian culture while retaining its original charm. With its classic and artistic flair, Tamara feels like a name as graceful as the swaying branches of the palm tree it represents.

In terms of popularity, Tamara has seen its fair share of highs and lows. It first leaped into the public eye with a dramatic jump between 1929 and 1930. By 1966, it entered the Top 100, and its popularity peaked at #63 in 1974. Tamara maintained a steady presence in the Top 500 for an impressive 58 years, from 1946 to 2003. However, its popularity has since waned, with its latest rank at #1746 in 2024.

Tamara carries an aura of timeless elegance and artistic grace. It's a name that suggests a creative, refined personality, someone who appreciates the beauty in the world around them. Whether you're drawn to its classic style or its botanical roots, Tamara is a name that resonates with a sense of enduring charm.