Tali
A Hebrew name meaning "my dew", carried by Jewish families. In Poland it stays rare: only around 130 people hold it, so most Poles have never met a Tali.
Tali Pronunciation
Tali is pronounced TAH-lee (/ˈtali/).
What Tali means
Where Tali comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Tali comes from Hebrew, where tal means dew and the added "i" means "my." So the name reads as "my dew." In Polish that is rosa. Dew has a fixed place in Hebrew prayer, named in the old requests for rain, and Tali sits right beside that word.
The name belongs to Jewish naming custom, where a term from scripture and liturgy becomes a person's name. Tali is short. It holds no diminutives and no variants, standing exactly as written.
On a Polish class register, Tali is brief against the longer entries around it. A teacher reading the list meets a name that opens once you know the Hebrew: tal, dew, and the small "i" that makes it mine. The origin is the whole of the name, and the meaning stays rosa.
How many people are named Tali
1 in 174758 women in Poland is named Tali. 131 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #2910 among female names.
Tali as a middle name
Tali is a first name for 131 women in Poland and a middle name for another 8, a 94/6 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 2872nd, between Sylena (8) and Tamirat (8).
-
#2870 Svitlana8
-
#2871 Sylena8
-
#2872 Tali8
-
#2873 Tamirat8
-
#2874 Tasnim8