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Tala is a female or unisex name that can be found in various ethnic groups. Many people share this name, but its meaning and background varies depending on the culture and language.

Notable people with the name include:

Fictional characters:

  • Lady (Fru) Tala, the evil wife of the titular character of the Swedish folk ballad "Herr Holger"[7]
  • Tala, supervillainess of the Phantom Stranger in DC Comics
  • Tala, also called Wistala, the primary character in the second book in the Age of Fire series
  • Tala, a protagonist-turned-antagonist in the video game Darkwatch
  • Tala, in the film I Can't Think Straight
  • Tala Valkov, member of the Demolition Boys (also known as the Blitzkrieg Boys) from the anime/manga series Beyblade
  • Tala, a character from the Wolf Pact series by Melissa de la Cruz
  • Tala, Moana's grandmother in the Disney film Moana
  • Tala, pet monkey belonging to Shimmer in Shimmer and Shine on Nickelodeon
  • Tala, bride and sister of the female protagonist in the 2020 film Palm Springs
  • Tala, in the British animated series Go Jetters

See also

References

  1. ^ a b "Tala - Name Origin, Meaning and Statistics". Nordic Names Wiki.
  2. ^ Bengt R. Jonsson, Margareta Jersild, Sven-Bertil Jansson. (2001). "Sveriges medeltida ballader: Skämtvisor II", Almqvist & Wiksell International
  3. ^ Hill, Percy. A. (1934). Philippine Short Stories, p65
  4. ^ "https://japanese-names.info/first_name/tara-2/"
  5. ^ Pratt, George (1878). A grammar and dictionary of the Samoan Language: Edited by Rev. S. J. Whitmee. Trübner & Company. p. 333.
  6. ^ Kandimba, Aristóteles (2023). The Book of Names from Angola (1st ed.). p. 150. ISBN 979-8857554524.
  7. ^ "Герр Хольгер — Скандинавские баллады — Тексты — Северная Слава".