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Támár is a given name of Hebrew origin, meaning "date palm." It is a feminine given name found in the Old Testament of the Bible. The most prominent figure bearing this name is Támár, the daughter-in-law of Judah and the mother of twins Pharez and Zerah. Her story is recounted in the Book of Genesis.

The name Támár has a rich symbolic meaning due to the date palm tree, which is known for its fruitfulness, resilience, and upright stature. In various cultures, the palm tree is associated with peace, victory, and fertility. These associations have contributed to the enduring appeal of the name Támár across different regions and time periods.

The name is used in Jewish, Christian, and some Muslim communities. Variations of the name exist in different languages and cultures, such as Tamar in modern Hebrew, Tamara in Slavic languages, and Tamra in English. The pronunciation and spelling can vary, but the root meaning and historical significance remain consistent. The name Támár continues to be a popular choice for girls in many parts of the world.