Tomer

Tomer is a masculine given name of Hebrew origin. It is commonly used in Israel and among Jewish communities. The name is derived from the Hebrew word tamar (תמר), meaning palm tree or date palm; the modern form Tomer (תומר) is used in Hebrew and is sometimes interpreted as “palm tree” or “young palm.” The name is associated with values such as vitality and resilience in some interpretations. It has become a popular given name for boys in modern Hebrew.

In terms of usage, Tomer is most prevalent in Israel, but it is also found among Jewish communities abroad and in diaspora populations. The name is typically transliterated as Tomer in English, with Hebrew spelling תומר.

Notable people with the name include Tomer Sisley (born 1974), a French-Israeli actor and comedian known for his work in television and film. The name has been borne by other actors, athletes, and professionals in Israel and abroad.