Tamike is a unique, feminine given name of African origin, specifically from the Yoruba culture of Nigeria and other West African countries. It is derived from the word 'Iwa' meaning 'character', 'nature', or 'goodness'. Tamike is often used as a nickname for females named Oluwatomike, where 'Oluwato' means 'God has done this'. The name carries a gentle and endearing quality, reflecting its roots in warmth and positivity.
The name Tamike experienced a notable spike in popularity between 1976 and 1978, with 9 births in 1976 and peaking at 10 births in 1978. Before this period, there were fewer than 10 births annually from 1974 onwards. After the peak, the number of births named Tamike decreased to 8 in 1979 and further down to 6 in 1982, with a slight increase back to 5 births in 1983. Overall, there were a total of 43 births named Tamike from 1974 to 1983.