Itamar is an uncommon yet striking Hebrew masculine given name that holds significant historical and cultural importance. Derived from the Hebrew word "Tamár," which means "date palm tree," Itamar carries a deep connection to ancient Israeli traditions and symbolizes prosperity, strength, and endurance. The name's popularity can be attributed to its biblical associations, as it is borne by one of King David's sons in the Old Testament. Additionally, Itamar has been the name of several notable individuals throughout history, including prominent rabbis and scholars, further enhancing its significance within Jewish culture.
The name Itamar had a noticeable gap in popularity between 2004 and 2010, with only one birth recorded during those six years. However, it regained some traction afterwards, with five births in 2013. Overall, there have been sixteen babies named Itamar born over this period.