Tamala

Tamala can refer to several things. In ornithology, Tamala is a genus of birds in the family Acanthizidae, commonly known as thornbills. These small insectivorous birds are native to Australia and New Guinea. Species within this genus include the Western Thornbill, Yellow Thornbill, and Inland Thornbill. They are characterized by their small size, pointed bills, and often cryptic plumage.

As a given name, Tamala is a feminine name of possibly African origin, though its exact etymology is debated. It has been used in various cultures and is sometimes associated with meanings related to beauty or love.

In some contexts, "tamala" might also refer to a specific type of textile or weaving technique, particularly in certain indigenous cultures. This usage is less common and context-dependent. It is important to consider the specific context to understand which meaning of tamala is intended.