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Atarah Ben-Tovim, MBE, is a British flautist and children's concert presenter.
Atarah is a beautiful name that kind of reminds me of the stars.
Beautiful meaning and pronunciation, it's biblical, and it sounds similar to Katara from ATLA. I love it.
Very exotic, regal, and cool.
Love it. Pretty, regal, sounds like the name of a queen.
A beautiful name, but it seems to be a name that would fit a fictional villain.
Very pretty, and much more likable than Aaliyah or Jordan or other popular Hebrew names.
Pronounced "ah-tah-rah".
I have known a handful of Atarahs and Ataras, some of whom were Israeli, and I have always always always heard it pronounced closer to uh-TAR-uh, and never AT-a-ra. From what I know about the Hebrew language AT-a-ra is incorrect. [noted -ed]
@ZoeAliza, the pronunciation with the first syllable stressed is not incorrect. In Hebrew, there is not definite stress, as in European languages. The syllables actually have equal stress, and can change based on context. Of course, English speakers would naturally want to stress the second syllable.
I prefer Tara.
I stress the second syllable when I say it. This is my name in Hebrew.
I'd like it a lot better if the name was stressed on the second syllable instead.
It's an okay name, but it sounds like Atari. I wouldn't name my kid that.
I think this name is beautiful, in both a traditional and exotic way.

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