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I love Tamar. It's exotic, elegant, but not fussy. Very alluring.

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But I can't stand Tamara, though, at least the American "TAM-uh-ruh" pronunciation. So Tamar Adina discomforts me a little. True, I odn't say exactly "TAM-uh-ruh" when I say "Tamar A-," but it's inching in that direction. I think you have better combinations.

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Tamar Lilith is lovely. The two names are both exotic. The flow is a little choppy. But as you say it's not easy to find a mn for Tamar so I'm willing to overlook that minor point.

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Tamar Lenka is interesting. I'll bet this is one of those combos that grow on you slowly until you find yourself head over heels.

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Tamar Viola doesn't do much for me. I prefer the British, "VIE-uh-luh" pronunciation so I don't think we're saying it the same way. If you're using the "vee-O-luh" one, then the prominent "o" sound turns me off. But it's much better than American, "vie-O-luh," I'll give you that.

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Minerva Tamar is stunning. Love it.

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My attempts (sorry for any repeats):

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Tamar Inez
Tamar Isabeau
Tamar Soledad
Tamar Lourdes (2 syllables)
Tamar Montserrat
Tamar Olivia
Tamar Roxane / Roxelana
Tamar Lucine
Tamar Scheherazade
Tamar Danielle
Tamar Natalia
Tamar Zenobia / Zenovia
Tamar Seraphine
Tamar Persis
Tamar Salomea
Tamar Hestia
Tamar Dionysia ("die-uh-NIE-see-uh" or "dee-uh-NEE-see-uh")
Tamar Hadassah
Tamar Pascale
Tamar Gabrielle / Gabriella
Tamar Serena
Tamar Valeria
Tamar Shoshana
Tamar Edurne
Tamar Justine
Tamar Isidora
Tamar Dulcinea (this has my favorite flow)
Tamar Emmanuelle
Tamar Ivria (= from the Euphrates River)
Tamar Eliane
Tamar Victorine
Tamar Casimira
Tamar Valentina
Tamar Zuleika
Tamar Rahel
Tamar Siofra / Shifra
Tamar Andraste
Tamar Isolde / Eseld
Tamar Lilias
Tamar Ishbel

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Reading over this list I see I repeated the same flow as Tamar Lilith and the dangerous "Tamar A-" sound. But that's OK because they are *my* combinations. :-D