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It's a very old-ladyish, witchy name to me. I'm not a fan of these types of names (Agnes, Agatha, Matilda, etc.) I know a Tabetha who just graduated from my college, and a Tabitha "Tabby" who's about 14. I don't see it getting too common. Aquinnah and Tabitha work together, though I'm not fond of either name.