The first name Martha is of Hebrew, Biblical, Aramaic, Scottish, Greek origin. It is often a girl name. It has the following meaning(s):

Hebrew: Lady

Biblical: Who Becomes Bitter; Provoking

Aramaic: Lady. in the Bible, Martha Was the Sister of Lazarus and Mary of Bethany and Known for Her Obsession With Housework

Scottish: Lady, Noblewoman; Derived from the Aramaic Martha (Lady, Mistress)

Hebrew: Bitter

Greek: Bitter

Hebrew: Becoming Bitter, Patient, Hard-working, Modest.(Marta, Marthe)

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Bethanee  (Hebrew)
Variant of Bethany - a Village Near Jerusalem Where Jesus Visited Mary; Martha and Lazarus

Bethani  (Hebrew)
Variant of Bethany - a Village Near Jerusalem Where Jesus Visited Mary; Martha and Lazarus

Bethanie  (Hebrew)
Variant of Bethany - a Village Near Jerusalem Where Jesus Visited Mary; Martha and Lazarus

Bethann  (Hebrew)
Variant of Bethany - a Village Near Jerusalem Where Jesus Visited Mary; Martha and Lazarus

Bethany  (Hebrew)
Bethany Was a New Testament Village Near Jerusalem Where Jesus Visited Mary, Martha and Lazarus. Frequently Used As a First Name in the Th Century

Lazarus  (Greek)
God is My Help. in the Bible, Lazarus Was Brother to Mary and Martha and Was Raised from the Dead After Four Days

Marta  (English)
From the Name Martha

Marta  (Spanish)
Spanish Form of Martha: Lady

Marta  (Aramaic)
Variant of Martha: Lady

Marti  (Aramaic)
Diminutive of Martha: Lady

Martie  (Aramaic)
Diminutive of Martha: Lady

Marty  (Aramaic)
Diminutive of Martha: Lady

Matti  (Aramaic)
Honored Lady; Variation of Martha (Marit, Marta, Marthe, Marite, Marti, Martyne, Mattie, Pat, Patty)

Mattie  (Aramaic)
Diminutive of Martha: Lady

Matty  (Aramaic)
Diminutive of Martha: Lady

Paramartha  (Indian)
highest truth

Pattie  (Aramaic)
Diminutive of Martha: Lady

Patty  (Aramaic)
Diminutive of Martha: Lady

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