Derived from the Aramaic word 'ṭəbîthā' which means 'gazelle'. The name conveys gracefulness and beauty, akin to the elegant movements of a gazelle.
See More NamesThe name Tabitha finds its roots in the Aramaic language, a Semitic language that was common among certain groups in the ancient Near East. It gained popularity in English-speaking countries due to the New Testament of the Bible, where a woman named Tabitha was resurrected by St. Peter.
After being relatively uncommon, Tabitha experienced a surge in popularity from the 1960s onwards, partly due to its use in popular television shows. While its peak has varied, it remains a well-regarded name with vintage charm.
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