Jomari
Meaning of Jomari
Jomari evokes a sense of warmth and unity, a modern unisex jewel that bridges Filipino and Spanish naming traditions. Born from the melodic blend of “Jo” (from José or Joseph) and “Mari” (from María), it carries echoes of heritage while feeling utterly fresh. In Filipino it’s sung as hoh-MAH-ree, and in English as joh-MAH-ree, each pronunciation rolling off the tongue like a gentle wave. Though never a runaway hit on the charts, Jomari has quietly held its own in the U.S., appearing steadily in the 800–920 rank range since the early ’90s and even peaking around the mid-800s in years like 2013 and 2018. With its playful spirit and cross-cultural flair, Jomari inspires images of sunrise horizons, perfect for a child destined to light up any room.
Pronunciation
Filipino
- Pronunced as hoh-MAH-ree (/hoˈmari/)
American English
- Pronunced as joh-MAH-ree (/dʒoˈmɑri/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Jomari
| Jomari Yllana - |
