Tifara
תִּפְאָרָה
- Gender: Female
- Origin: Modern Hebrew
- Meaning: glory
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Tifara comes from the Hebrew word for glory or splendor, and it appears in the writings of the prophet Isaiah, where it is used to describe a crown of beauty bestowed by God. It is a name that literally means your child is magnificent, which, let us be honest, is exactly how every parent feels. With real prophetic poetry behind it and a radiant energy that lights up a room, Tifara belongs in any conversation about show-stopping Hebrew names.
Its three dancing syllables feel festive and joyful, a name that suits a little girl spinning in a party dress and a woman delivering a keynote equally well. That crown-of-beauty imagery from Isaiah gives it a sense of occasion that never fades, no matter how many times you say it. Tifara does not just glow — it dazzles.
- Alternate Spellings: Tifarah, Tiphara, Tipharah
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Potential Sibling Name:
Leora,Nava,Ziv,Zohar
- Theme: positive qualities
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