Tamta
Only about 80 women in Poland carry it, so most people here have never met a Tamta. The name is Georgian, from a Persian root meaning "strong" or "brave".
Tamta Pronunciation
Tamta is pronounced TAHM-tah (/ˈtamta/).
What Tamta means
Where Tamta comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
The name Tamta reached Georgian from Persian, and it carries the sense "strong, brave." Its origin sits outside the Slavic and Latin roots that fill most Polish registers. That keeps it rare on any Polish class list.
History gives Tamta a real bearer. Tamta Mkhargrdzeli, born around 1195, was a Georgian noblewoman raised at the court of Queen Tamar. She was married across borders and held between rival powers, and the name moved with her. The historian Antony Eastmond told her life in a 2017 book, Tamta's World.
In Poland the name has no name-day and no confirmed record. A clerk at the urząd would find no settled spelling to check it against. What holds steady is the meaning brought from Persian: strong, brave.
How many people are named Tamta
1 in 281798 women in Poland is named Tamta. 80 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #3986 among female names.