Tamarisk
t(a)-mari-sk,
tam(a)-risk
US Popularity:10485
Origin:Latin
Other Origin(s):British
Meaning:Salt cedar tree
If you’re looking for a name that’s got a nature-inspired vibe, Tamarisk can be an out-of-the-box choice. This gender-neutral moniker comes from the Middle English word tamarisc or Latin word tamarix. It refers to a slow, shrub-like tree that’s also known as the salt cedar tree, since it tends to grow in salt deserts and near the shore. A withstanding plant like this instills the name with rich, enduring vibes, teaching your little one the importance of endurance. Like the tree, baby Tamarisk will feel like they can weather any storm throughout their life.
How Popular Is The Name Tamarisk?
Yearly Ranking Change:
Year:
1980
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in 1980
No change
from 1979
Sources
Britannica, tamarisk, plant genus, December 2019
Merriam-Webster, tamarisk, noun
WordSense Dictionary, tamarisk
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