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Tamera is a peace research village with the goal of becoming "a self-sufficient, sustainable and duplicable communitarian model for nonviolent cooperation and cohabitation between humans, animals, nature, and Creation for a future of peace for all." It is also often called a "healing biotope". Literally translated, " biotope" simply means a place where life lives. In Tamera, however, "healing biotope" is also described as a "greenhouse of trust", "an acupuncture point of peace", and "a self-sufficient future community". It is located on in the Alentejo region of southwestern Portugal.
Tamera is a variation of the female given name Tamara. Notable persons with that name include:
- Tamera Alexander (born 1961), American author
- Tamera Foster (born 1997), English singer
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Tamera Mowry (born 1978), American actress
- Tamera Campbell, the character she played in Sister, Sister
- Tamera Szijarto, Hungarian-Filipina beauty queen and entrepreneur
- Tamera Young (born 1986), American basketball player
Usage examples of "tamera".
And to give me my due, red-handed reaver though I was, cutting down my rival from behind was less in my mind than discovering what dread thing had Tamera in its clutches.
Terror of me must have ridden Tamera hard to have driven her into the cavern shunned by her people, where it was said, lurked the survivors of that grisly race which inhabited the land before the coming of the Picts and Britons, and which had fled before them into the unknown caverns of the hills.
I stood in the semidarkness, rubbing my aching head, all this came back to me, and I stared fearsomely across the vast chamber at that black cryptic corridor into which Tamera and her lover had disappeared, and over which silence lay like a pall.
And I turned to Tamera, who in that dire extremity did not shrink from me, but looked up at me with pleading, terror-dilated eyes.
They caught Tamera as she sought for an exit, and overpowered me by sheer numbers when I followed.
Both of us were streaming blood at every step when we reached the mouth of the shaft, into which Tamera had preceded us.
Children hesitated an instant as the two Britons faced them, then with a laugh Vertorix hurled his ax far out into the rushing river, and turning, caught Tamera in a last embrace.
Here Vertorix had first fallen foul of the Children, as they dragged Tamera away, and here where I now stood the floor had been awash with blood.