Tama
Meaning of Tama
Tama is a sparkling name of Japanese origin—pronounced tah-mah—meaning “jewel” or “precious pearl.” She brings instant warmth, like a glimmer in the lantern-lit streets of Kolkata. In Ohio, from 1959 to 1963, about half a dozen to a dozen baby girls bore this gem of a name, peaking at 12 little Tamas in 1959. Across cultures, Tama hints at completeness and childlike wonder, fitting right into the vibrant celebrations of Holi or Diwali. She steps into the world with playful confidence—ready to outshine every firecracker at a festival. As an inspirational choice, Tama is a tiny treasure that promises bright stories and endless smiles.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as tah-mah (/taˈma/)
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Notable People Named Tama
| Alipate Aloisio Leone, known as Tama Tonga, is a Tongan American WWE wrestler and tag team champion alongside his brother Talla Tonga. |
| Tama Morita was a Japanese essayist popular around World War II who later served in the House of Councillors in 1962. |
| Tama Canning - Tamahau Canning is an Australian-born former New Zealand cricketer who played four One Day Internationals. |
