Pronunciation: [hˈamjuːtə͡l] (IPA) 
The name "Hamutal" is a Hebrew name that is pronounced /hɑːmuːtɑːl/. In the name, the "h" at the beginning is pronounced as a breath of air, and the "a" sounds more like "ah" than "ay". The "u" is pronounced like "oo", and the "t" and "l" are pronounced like their regular English sounds. The stress is placed on the second syllable. The spelling of this name accurately represents its pronunciation in Hebrew phonetics.
Hamutal is a feminine Hebrew given name that holds deep cultural and historical significance. Its literal translation means "grace" or "favor" in English. In biblical literature, Hamutal appears as the name of several noteworthy figures, notably Hamutal, wife of Josiah and mother of Jehoahaz and Zedekiah, who were kings of Judah. Hamutal symbolizes strength, femininity, and the capacity for influencing the future of a dynasty.
Beyond its biblical origins, the name Hamutal has become a popular choice among Hebrew-speaking communities, representing traditional values, cultural heritage, and appreciation for the past. Individuals bearing this name often carry an air of grace and charm, embodying qualities such as compassion, resilience, and poise. Hamutal has become a symbolic representation of beauty and elegance, transcending its historical roots to provide a timeless sense of dignity and class.
In contemporary society, Hamutal has found its way into usage as a given name in various regions across the globe, reflecting the increasing multiculturalism and acceptance of diverse naming traditions. It represents a connection to ancient wisdom and the blending of different cultures. Hamutal has also proven to be a name that evokes curiosity and interest, with its distinctive sound and cultural significance, making it a unique and special choice for parents looking for a meaningful and memorable name for their child.
