Tamir
Meaning of Tamir
Tamir is a male name with origins in both Arabic and Hebrew. In Arabic, it is pronounced as ta-MEER (/tɑ-ˈmi:r/), while in Hebrew, it is pronounced as tah-MEER (/tɑˌmɪɾ/). The name Tamir has variations such as Tameer.
In the United States of America, the name Tamir has been given to newborn boys consistently over the years. Although its popularity has fluctuated slightly, it remains a well-known and loved choice for parents. In recent years, Tamir ranked around the 1600s in terms of occurrence. This data shows that Tamir is a timeless and enduring name that continues to be chosen by parents seeking a strong and meaningful name for their baby boy.
Associations with the name Tamir are diverse and carry cultural significance from both Arabic and Hebrew backgrounds. With its rich history and beautiful sound, Tamir is a wonderful choice for parents looking for a unique yet familiar name for their little one.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as ta-MEER (/tɑ-ˈmi:r/)
Hebrew
- Pronunced as tah-MEER (/tɑˌmɪɾ/)
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Notable People Named Tamir
| Tamir Pardo, the former Director of Mossad from 2011 to 2016, succeeded Meir Dagan in this role. |
| Tamir Goodman, a former American-Israeli professional basketball player, was nicknamed the "Jewish Jordan" by Sports Illustrated magazine. |
| Tamir Hendelman is an Israeli-American jazz pianist known for his exceptional talent and contributions to the jazz music scene. |
| Tamir Nabaty is an Israeli chess Grandmaster and two-time national chess champion, currently ranked 95th in the world as of December 2023. |
