The name Tabetha is a variant of the name Tabitha, which is derived from the Aramaic word tabbitha, meaning gazelle or doe. In the New Testament, Tabitha is the name of a woman who was raised from the dead by the apostle Peter. The name Tabetha has been in use since the Middle Ages and was popularized in the 19th century by the character of Tabitha in Charles Dickens' novel Barnaby Rudge. Tabetha is a unique name, with a distinctive sound and spelling. It has a strong, feminine presence and is often associated with qualities such as grace, beauty, and kindness. The name Tabetha has been associated with several notable women throughout history, including Tabitha Brown, an American pioneer and missionary who was known for her work with the Shaker religious movement, and Tabitha Tenney, an American author and educator who wrote several books on etiquette and household management. Tabetha has a number of nicknames and variations, including Tabby, Tabbie, and Tabeth. The name Tabetha is also associated with several fictional characters, including Tabitha Stephens, the main character in the 1960s TV show Bewitched, and Tabitha Lenox, a character in the daytime soap opera Passions. In numerology, the name Tabetha has a number value of 8, which is associated with themes of abundance, stability, and practicality. The astrological sign associated with the name Tabetha is Scorpio, which is known for its intensity, passion, and mysterious nature. The name Tabetha has a strong, confident sound, and is often associated with women who are independent, determined, and ambitious.

The root form of Tabetha is Tabetha — meaning Simple, formal meaning: "Gazelle, graceful beauty.".

Tabetha remains a beloved choice, ranking #9 in the US. Timeless appeal across cultures and generations.