Pronunciation: [tˈami] (IPA) 
Tammi is a name that can also be spelled as Tami or Tammy. The spelling of this word follows the English phonetic system, where the letter "a" is pronounced as /æ/ which sounds like the "a" in "cat", and "i" is pronounced as /i/ which sounds like the "ee" in "beet". The double "m" at the end of the name indicates that this word is a closed syllable, meaning that the consonant sound is pronounced for a longer duration.
Tammi is a feminine given name that originated in Finland. This name is derived from the Finnish word "tammen" which means "oak tree". It holds cultural significance as the oak tree is considered a symbol of strength, endurance, and wisdom. In Finnish folklore, it is believed that the oak tree possesses magical qualities and represents protection and stability. Thus, Tammi carries a sense of fortitude and resilience.
As a personal name, Tammi is typically used to refer to females. It reflects qualities associated with the oak tree, such as reliability, steadfastness, and inner strength. Individuals named Tammi are often seen as dependable and trustworthy. They are regarded as determined, hardworking, and possess a strong sense of loyalty. Tammi tends to be independent and self-sufficient, with a clear understanding of their own worth. They are known for their ability to weather challenges and stay grounded in difficult situations.
The name Tammi can also connote an affinity for nature and a deep-rooted connection to the earth. Those named Tammi may have an appreciation for the outdoors and find solace in natural environments. Furthermore, they may possess traits of self-assurance and a strong moral compass. Overall, Tammi is a name that embodies the essence of the oak tree and represents strength, resilience, and integrity.
The name "Tammi" is a variant of the name "Tamara", which has its roots in multiple languages and cultures. The etymology of "Tamara" can be traced back to ancient Hebrew. It likely originated from the Hebrew name תָּמָר (Tamar), meaning "palm tree". In Hebrew, the palm tree symbolizes beauty, grace, and strength. The name "Tamara" became popular in various cultures and languages, including Russian, Georgian, and Spanish, often with slight variations in spelling and pronunciation. Over time, "Tammi" emerged as a diminutive or pet form derived from "Tamara", typically indicating familiarity or endearment.
