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Tamara's name day is celebrated on 1 May under the Revised Julian calendar (14 May before 2023), the feast of Holy Queen Tamar. She ruled Georgia in the late 12th and early 13th centuries, a period known as the country's "golden age". The name comes from the Hebrew "tamar", meaning "date palm", a symbol of grace and beauty. Below are name day wishes for Tamara — for a wife, mother, daughter, grandmother, friend or colleague — plus poems and flower ideas.

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What to know about Tamara's name day

Short name day wishes for Tamara

  • Happy name day, Tamara! May your patron saint protect you and your family.
  • Happy name day! Beauty, tenderness and a May mood every day.
  • Tamara, may your life be graceful and bright, like a palm in the sun.
  • Happy name day! Love, health and royal grace in everything you do.

For a wife, mother, daughter or grandmother

  • My darling Tamara, happy name day! You are the true queen of my heart.
  • Mum, happy name day! Thank you for the wisdom, love and warmth you surround us with.
  • My daughter, may Saint Tamar give you strength, beauty and a happy fate.
  • Grandma Tamara, you are the dearest person in our family. Live long and happily!

For a friend or colleague

  • Tamara, my friend, happy name day! May you always be surrounded by people who treat you like royalty.
  • Happy name day, colleague! Inspiration, professional success and the warmth of May.
  • May every day bring you a reason to smile!

In your own words

  • Tamara, your patron was a wise queen under whom her country flourished. May your life flourish too — in family, work and dreams — and may those who love you always be near.
  • May the May of your name day bring you new strength and joyful meetings every year.

Funny wishes

  • Happy name day, Tamara! Today you are a queen — straighten your crown and accept the gifts.
  • Your name means "palm tree" — here's to a holiday under real palms!

Name day poems for Tamara

A May day bright, the garden blooms,
Today is Tamara's day,
May laughter fill up all the rooms
And happiness come her way.

Graceful and proud like a palm in the sun,
Wise as a queen, so bright and so fair,
May every new day be a joyful one
And spring bloom for you everywhere.

Flowers for Tamara's name day

A May name day is a great reason to give Tamara a bright spring bouquet. Luxurious arrangements suit a wife or mother, a gentle bouquet with a soft toy suits a daughter, and a small pastel bouquet is perfect for a friend or colleague.

Sincere Love bouquet
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A bright spring bouquet for Tamara

See pink roses and soft toys.

Mary the unicorn
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A fairy-tale unicorn for little Tamara

Tamara means “date palm”: wishes to flourish

Tamara comes from Hebrew and means “date palm”, a tree that bears fruit even in the desert. It was made famous by Queen Tamar of Georgia, whose reign was the country’s golden age. Wishes of strength, flourishing and generosity suit it:

  • “Tamara, may your life always be an oasis — for you and everyone around you.”
  • “May you bloom in any weather.”
  • “May every plan of yours bear a rich harvest.”

FAQ

When is Tamara's name day in 2026?

On 1 May under the Revised Julian calendar (14 May before 2023).

What does the name Tamara mean?

From Hebrew: "date palm".

Who was Saint Tamar?

A Georgian queen of the late 12th and early 13th centuries, whose reign was the country's "golden age".

Read also: Happy birthday wishes for Tamara.

Author: Maria Svitlovir

Graduated from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Institute of Biology and Medicine (2001). BSc in Biology, MSc in Horticulture. Writes about plants, works at a garden centre selecting and repotting plants, and contributes to plant reference guides.

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