Origin and Meaning of Tabiatha

Beautiful, graceful, or the one who is like a gazelle

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew name 'Tabitha' which appears in the New Testament of the Bible. The name is believed to be linked to the word for 'gazelle' in Hebrew.

• Tabiatha is a variant of the traditional name Tabitha, which has been used for centuries and carries strong biblical connotations.
• The name Tabitha is recognized in Christian traditions, as it refers to a woman resurrected by Saint Peter in the Book of Acts.
• Notable bearers include Tabitha Soren, an American documentary photographer and television correspondent, who helped popularize the name in contemporary culture.
• While not extremely common, Tabitha and its variations, including Tabiatha, have seen a gradual rise in popularity as unique and elegant options in the late 20th century.
• Related names include the more common Tabitha, and variations such as Tabi and Tabby, which serve as more casual or playful alternatives.