Atarah

Atarah is a feminine first name that is considered a variant of the biblical name Atara. Its Hebrew origin derives from ׳ǎtārāh (עֲטָרָה) and is translated as "the crown." In biblical tradition, particularly in the Old Testament, Atara is the wife of Jerachmeel and the mother of Onam.

What does the name Atarah mean?

The name Atarah, a variant of Atara, means "the crown" and comes from the Hebrew ׳ǎtārāh (עֲטָרָה). In the Bible, Atara is mentioned as the wife of Jerachmeel and mother of Onam. This variant is especially common in English-speaking regions.

Where does the name Atarah come from?

Atarah has its roots in ancient Hebrew and means "the crown."

How do you pronounce Atarah?

The name Atarah has a three-syllable, soft structure. It is typically pronounced as "A-ta-rah" [ataˈʁaː], starting with an open 'a' sound. The even syllable distribution gives it a gentle, flowing sound. The open "-rah" at the end provides the name with a warm and slightly resonant finish. Atarah feels harmonious, calm, and elegant, radiating a gentle, soothing atmosphere.

Popularity

In Germany, Atarah is a rather rare name. Currently, it ranks 5,884th on the list of the most common female first names. Its best placement was in 2019 at 4,068th. Over the last ten years, Atarah has been given as a first name about 10 times, placing it 7,402nd in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 8,788th.