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Christian Name Meaning & Origin Guide

Tatum

Pure, clean

Pronunciation: TAY-tuhm (/ˈteɪtəm/)

Girl Name Biblical origin Popularity 55
Meaning
Pure, clean
Origin
Biblical
Lucky Number
14
Lucky Day
Sunday
Lucky Stone
Pearl
Life Path
6
Popularity Score
55
Language
English, Greek, Latin
Lucky Colors: WhiteSilver

What does Tatum mean?

Derived from the Greek name Tatios, meaning 'bringer of light'. In Christian tradition, this name represents purity and cleanliness.

Tatum in other languages & scripts

Hebrew
טאטום
טאטום משמעותו מקור לא ידוע ברור
Greek
Τάτουμ
Το Τάτουμ δεν έχει σημασία συγκεκριμένη στην ελληνική
Latin
Tatum
Nomen Tatum origine incerta videtur
English
Tatum
Derived from uncertain origins, possibly related to 'perfect' or 'excellent'

How to pronounce Tatum

English pronunciation
TAY-tuhm
IPA notation
/ˈteɪtəm/

Numerology & personality

Those with the life path number 6 have a nurturing and caring personality, with a strong desire to help others.

Associated Traits
TenderSensitiveC = ConfidentS = Spiritual

Spiritual & cultural context

A symbol of spiritual cleansing and renewal.

The name Tatum carries a rich cultural heritage, as it has roots in the Greek language. In popular culture, notable figures with this name include actor Tatum O'Neal, who brought a great deal of attention to it through her successful acting career. Vanessa and Dax Shepard also chose this unique name for their son.

Popularity of Tatum by region

Region Country Score Year
Italy IT 74 2024
Brazil BR 51 2024
Spain ES 46 2024

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Frequently asked questions about Tatum

What does Tatum mean?
Tatum is a Greek name meaning 'bringer of light'.
Is Tatum a Christianity name?
Yes, Tatum is a Greek name with Christian meaning.
How to pronounce Tatum?
Tah-tum
Is Tatum popular today?
While not a top 100 name, Tatum is still a popular choice among parents seeking a meaningful and unique name for their daughter.
What is the origin of Tatum?
Tatum is a Greek name derived from Tatios, meaning 'bringer of light'.