Tametria is a unique and captivating first name of African American origin, derived from Latin roots. It was formed by combining 'tamara' meaning 'palm tree,' with the suffix '-ia,' which denotes 'condition' or 'quality.' Thus, Tametria could be interpreted as 'the state or quality of being like a palm tree,' implying strength and resilience. The name gained popularity in the United States during the late 20th century but remains relatively uncommon, making it distinctive and memorable. It has been typically given to girls but could also suit boys due to its unisex nature. Tametria is composed of five syllables: Ta-me-tri-a, which gives it a pleasant rhythm when spoken aloud. Despite its unique spelling, Tametria is phonetic and easy to pronounce in English. Its uncommonness does not hinder its appeal, as many find its uniqueness appealing while also being accessible enough for everyday use. Overall, Tametria is an intriguing choice for a first name that combines African American heritage with Latin roots, offering parents seeking an uncommon yet meaningful name an excellent option.
Tametria saw its peak popularity in the mid-70s with 10 births in 1975, followed by steady but declining numbers throughout the rest of the century. After a dip to just 7 births in 1979, the name's usage stabilized around 5 births per year from 1983 onwards, with only slight variations until 1993 when it reached its most recent peak of 5 births.