Timea, of Hungarian origin, is an attractive and distinctively feminine given name. It derives from the Latin word "templum," meaning temple or sanctuary, conveying a sense of reverence and dedication. The name Timea was popularized in Hungary during the Middle Ages through the works of famous poet János Vitéz, who used it in one of his poems. Today, Timea remains a beloved choice among parents in Hungary and other countries, offering a unique and captivating option for a child's name.
The name Timea experienced a peak in popularity with 12 births in 2015. However, there is an overall decline in usage from 2007 onwards, with the lowest point being just 5 births in both 2016 and 2018. The total number of births over this period is 156.