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tamara

1 American  
[tuh-mahr-uh] / təˈmɑr ə /

noun

Italian Cooking.
  1. a powdered mixture of cinnamon, cloves, coriander, aniseed, and fennel seed.


Tamara 2 American  
[tam-er-uh, tuh-mar-uh, -mahr-uh] / ˈtæm ər ə, təˈmær ə, -ˈmɑr ə /

noun

  1. a female given name.


Etymology

Origin of tamara

Origin uncertain

Example Sentences

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“I just have to go there and understand how to want to know,” Tamara said.

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As with the comments that inspired the meme, Wickline played Tamara as someone who refused to reveal why they’re collecting a button a day, sparring defensively with “Update” co-host Michael Che.

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Tamara Sciamanna, director of Oculus Studios told employees in a memo that the company still plans to focus on video games, Bloomberg reported.

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Tamara Cedre, Metoyer’s partner, said the shooting was especially painful because of everything Porter had to overcome in his life.

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Tamara Nichols, 67, who discovered Scotia in late 2023 after moving from Paso Robles, said she knew little of the town’s history.

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