Tahoma
ta-homa,
taho-ma
Origin:Native American
Meaning:Snow-covered mountain; Snowy mountain peak
If you're looking for the perfect name to bestow upon your little winter baby, you might want to consider Tahoma. This gender-neutral moniker has Native American origins and is closely connected to Mount Rainier, Washington's tallest mountain. Mount Tahoma is one of Mount Rainier's Native American names, and Tahoma's meaning directly refers to the picturesque peaks! In the Salishan language, Tahoma translates to "snow-covered mountain" or "mother of waters," so it's a lovely choice if you want to remind your little one of the beauty of the earth around them.
Sources
Britannica, Mount Rainier, mountain, Washington, United States, May 2025
WordSense Dictionary, Tahoma
Online Etymology Dictionary, Tacoma
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