Origin and Meaning of Ammber

A translucent fossilized tree resin, often used in jewelry and ornamentation.

Origin: English - The name Ammber is a variant of Amber, which is derived from the Arabic word 'anbar', referring to ambergris, the substance from which perfume is made.

• Amber has been valued since antiquity for its beauty and is often associated with qualities such as warmth and healing.
• The name Ammber is often considered a modern adaptation of the more traditionally used name Amber, which has been popularized in various cultures.
• Notable references to amber include its use in ancient jewelry and its presence in various folklores and traditions, often symbolizing preservation and enlightenment.
• The name Amber gained significant popularity in the English-speaking world during the late 20th century, particularly throughout the 1970s and 1980s, with Ammber being a less common variant.
• Variations of the name include Ember, Amba, and the male counterpart, Ambar.