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The origin of Tambra is from Israel and is a Hebrew name. It is not well known, because it originally was used to name King of Israel's household pet dog, Tambra. From what I am told, the dog was Tamar's responsibility.
My mother gave me the name when the Rabbi declared that she had to name a Jewish name in order to be set apart for the Lord.
It is a name that is supposed to be "friend of the King". Also means Palm Tree, which ushers in the Messiah.
My mother gave me the name when the Rabbi declared that she had to name a Jewish name in order to be set apart for the Lord.
It is a name that is supposed to be "friend of the King". Also means Palm Tree, which ushers in the Messiah.
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By "King," I am guessing that you mean David, since you made reference to Tamar. Is that correct?
If so, what text tells you that it was David's dog's name? (It would be extra-Biblical history.)
Yes, TAMAR means "palm tree," but that doesn't account for the name TAMBRA. It may have ties to TAMBOURINE/TIMBREL.
(Also, is TAMBRA a male name or female?)
If so, what text tells you that it was David's dog's name? (It would be extra-Biblical history.)
Yes, TAMAR means "palm tree," but that doesn't account for the name TAMBRA. It may have ties to TAMBOURINE/TIMBREL.
(Also, is TAMBRA a male name or female?)
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