Associations to the word «Tamar»
Noun
- Judah
- Cornwall
- Devon
- Georgian
- Plymouth
- Toni
- Tasmania
- Estuary
- Tasmanian
- Lifeboat
- Garb
- Tbilisi
- Hms
- Tamara
- Dockyard
- Quay
- Laird
- Rape
- Georgia
- Yuri
- Genesis
- Knesset
- Wessex
- Kali
- Katz
- Heller
- Vince
- Exeter
- Cruising
- Nino
- Dinah
- Manure
- Rus
- Tyne
- Haifa
- Admiralty
- Fathom
- Confluence
- Prostitute
- Mtv
- Greenberg
- Ulysses
- Talmud
- Queen
- Palma
- Viaduct
- Israeli
- Valley
- Moat
- Ferry
- Aviv
- Chronicler
- Niall
- Zenith
- Reign
- Consort
- Moor
- River
- Shoal
- Ale
- Regional
- Ruth
- Jerusalem
- Hermann
- Sovereign
- Nobles
- Stephanie
- Israel
- Salmon
- Dolphin
- Orthodoxy
- Dart
- Amir
- Narrator
- Naomi
- Rebecca
- Tel
- Rabbi
- Daniels
- Tributary
- Mai
- Mu
- Bridge
- Daughter
Adjective
Wiktionary
TAMAR, proper noun. A daughter-in-law of Judah.
TAMAR, proper noun. A daughter of David.
TAMAR, proper noun. A daughter of Absalom.
TAMAR, proper noun. A female given name of biblical origin.
TAMAR, proper noun. A river in southwest England, which forms the border between Devon and Cornwall.
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