Origin and Meaning of Pamara

A variation of the name Pamela, often interpreted as 'honey' or 'all sweetness.'

Origin: English - The name Pamela was coined by Sir Philip Sidney in the 16th century, possibly derived from Greek 'pama' meaning 'all' and 'mela' meaning 'honey', hence giving the meaning 'all sweetness.'

• Pamara is a less common derivative of Pamela and retains much of its sweetness and charm.
• While Pamela gained popularity in the English-speaking world, Pamara is less widespread but offers a unique twist.
• Notable individuals named Pamela include Pamela Anderson, the actress and model, which has indirectly influenced variations like Pamara.
• The name Pamara has seen sporadic usage since the 20th century but remains relatively rare compared to its parent name, Pamela.
• Variations of the name include Pamela, Pam, and even male derivatives such as Pamal.