Tamazi
A Hebrew name meaning "brave, strong", uncommon on a Polish register where most names trace to Latin saints or Slavic roots. Around 200 men in Poland carry it, and no newborns have taken it in the records since 2000.
Tamazi Pronunciation
Tamazi is pronounced tah-MAH-zhee (/taˈmaʑi/).
What Tamazi means
Where Tamazi comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Tamazi comes from Hebrew, and it means brave, strong. That is unusual for a first name on a Polish register, where most entries trace back to Latin saints or Slavic roots. A Hebrew name built around courage arrives with a clear sense of what the word holds.
Names like this do a specific kind of work. The message is plain. They set an attribute where a person will stand, so someone who answers to Tamazi answers, day after day, to a word for strength.
Picture a teacher reading the class register on the first morning of school. The name lands between more familiar ones, and the pupil looks up. There is no diminutive to soften it here and no Polish variant to fall back on, so the name stays whole. What stays with the child is the plain sense of the Hebrew: brave, strong.
How many people are named Tamazi
1 in 104128 men in Poland is named Tamazi. 205 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #2201 among male names.