Tali

Tali is a variant of the Hebrew name Tal (טַל) and is translated in Hebrew as 'the dew'. The name Tali is mainly found among female individuals, but it is also occasionally seen among males, especially in Israel.

What does the name Tali mean?

Tali is a variation of the Hebrew name Tal (טַל), which means 'the dew' in Hebrew. The first name Tali is mainly used in Israel and is predominantly given to women.

Where does the name Tali come from?

The name Tali has its roots in Ancient Hebrew and refers to both female and male bearers. The meaning 'the dew' is derived from the Hebrew word tal (טַל). The languages in which this name appears are Hebrew, Israeli, and Jewish.

How do you pronounce Tali?

The pronunciation of Tali is clear and two-syllable. In German, the name is usually pronounced as 'Ta-li' [ˈtaːli]. It begins with an open, long A, which conveys a direct sound. The bright I at the end adds a lightness to the sound. Thus, Tali appears modern and uncomplicated – fresh, friendly, and harmonious.

Popularity

In Germany, the name Tali is quite popular. Currently, it ranks 1,254th among the most common female first names. Tali reached its best placement in 2020, ranking 801st. In the last ten years, the name has been given about 320 times as a first name, placing it 1,177th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 1,469th.

Famous people

• Tali (rival of the player from Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon)
• Tali David (sister of Ziva David from NCIS)
• Tali DiNozzo (daughter of Ziva David and Anthony DiNozzo from NCIS)
• Tali Golergant (Eurovision singer)
• Tali Lennox (British model)
• Tali Ploskov (Israeli politician)
• Tali Zorah nar Rayya (character from Mass Effect (video game))