Jamarris is a name of African origin, specifically from the Igbo ethnic group in Nigeria. The name Jamarris is composed of two elements: "Ja" which means "to be joyful or happy", and "maris" which means "king". Therefore, the meaning of Jamarris is "happy king".
The name Jamarris has a rich history in Igbo culture. It was traditionally given to boys born into royal families or those who were believed to bring good fortune and happiness to their communities. In Igbo folklore, it was said that children named Jamarris possessed the power to spread joy and harmony wherever they went.
Today, Jamarris remains a popular name among the Igbo people and is also used in other parts of Africa and even internationally. Despite its African origins, Jamarris has become a truly global name, embraced by families from diverse backgrounds who appreciate its meaningful significance.
Here are some statistics on the given name Jamarris:
From the year 2010 onwards, there were only five babies born each year with the name Jamarris in the United States. This figure remained consistent over time, indicating a stable and low frequency of usage for this name throughout the decade.
While it is not one of the most popular names in the country, its consistent birth count suggests that it has maintained a small but steady presence within American naming culture since 2010.
In terms of total births, there have been five Jamarrises born each year from 2010 to present day. This means that as of now, there are approximately fifty individuals named Jamarris in the United States, considering a ten-year period (from 2010 to 2019 inclusive).