Tabitha

Tabitha is a feminine given name derived from the Aramaic word 'tav'ta', meaning 'gazelle' or 'beautiful doe'. It is the name of a woman in the Bible who lived in the ancient city of Joppa and was known for her good works and charity.

In the New Testament, Tabitha was a disciple of Jesus who was raised from the dead by the Apostle Peter. The Greek equivalent of her name is Dorcas, which also means 'gazelle'.

The name Tabitha has been popular among Christians since ancient times. It became widely used in the English-speaking world after the Protestant Reformation.

Tabitha is a name that evokes grace, gentleness, and kindness, reflecting the character of the biblical woman who bore this name.