Jamar
[dʒɑːˈmɑːr]Meaning
invented name, from the sounds of Jamal and Lamar
Background Story
Jamar is an invented name, based on the sounds found in names such as Jamal and Lamar. It has been in general use in America since the 1970s. As a surname it is probably an altered spelling of the French Jamard, and is mostly found in Belgium.
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