Hebrew Baby Names for Boys & Girls With Meanings (Complete A–Z List) - Page 48
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A Hebrew name is a name of Hebrew origin, used by Jews in a religious context and different from an individual's secular name for everyday use.
Hebrew names are often based on words that represent character attributes, such as "pleasant" or "joyous". They can also be derived from proper nouns like "song," "peace," or "tenderness". Some Hebrew names stem from strong or otherwise exemplary characters in the Bible.
Hebrew names are commonly used by Jews and Christians. The name Eber is traditionally considered the origin of Hebrew names
This collection has all Hebrew Baby Names - traditional, modern, religious, trendy, popular, cute, short and sweet and easy to pronounce Hebrew baby names to help you make the right choice!
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Hebrew Baby Names List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
The precious gift from God | ||
A form of Michael, meaning who is like God. | ||
Mihal is Romanian version of Michael and means who is like God? | ||
An angel carrying out God's judgement | ||
Estonian form of Michael, meaning who is like God? | ||
Discontent towards authority, the one who is resisting control, disagreeable taste | ||
who can stand equal to the most high God. | ||
In Hebrew, it means a gift from the Almighty. In Japanese, it means the beautiful fragrance. | ||
A bright and beautiful female filled with quiet and loving nature, One who is friendly with all. | ||
The angel of God | ||
Hebrew - Who is like God? | ||
The one who is the messenger of God. | ||
The one who is likely to the God's messenger. | ||
The dear messenger of God | ||
Hawaiian version of Michaela that means messenger. | ||
Hebrew- Who is like God?,Latinate feminine form of Michael | ||
Female form of Michael that means God's messenger | ||
Someone who is like the messenger of God. | ||
Female form of Michael that refers to the messenger of God. | ||
One who carries God's messages | ||
Short form of Mikail that means the God's messenger. | ||
One who provides the message of God | ||
Spell variant of Mikail that means likely to God's messenger. | ||
A form of Michael, meaning who is like God. | ||
Someone who is equivalent to messenger of God. | ||
a person likely to the God's messenger. | ||
Short version of Michael that means someone likely of the messenger of God. | ||
Hebrew- Who is like God?,Latinate feminine form of Michael | ||
Female version of mikail that refers to the message carrier of God | ||
Spell variant of Mikail refers to someone likely to carry God's message. | ||
the one who is provider of the messages of the God. | ||
Derivative of Mikel that means someone like God's messenger. | ||
A spell variant of Mikel that means the archangel of God | ||
Refers to someone equivalent to the God's messenger. | ||
the gift from the Almighty. | ||
A present from the Almighty. | ||
The one who is like or equivalent to the carrier of the God's message. | ||
The one who is a queen or a princess | ||
An empress, or a queen | ||
A king or a monarch | ||
Goddess Of Harvest; A variant of name Mimi which means wished for child | ||
A one who wished to adopt a child, a bitter sea | ||
In Hebrew it means belief or faith. In Arabic it means good luck or prosperity | ||
A pleasant or a beautiful one, one who is above all | ||
Yiddish variant of Marie, meaning bitter. | ||
A favourite of all, son of the closest companion | ||
Bitter. Yiddish variant of Marie. | ||
A peaceful person, a restful nature | ||
A Menthol spice that have a sweet smell | ||
One who have the quality of mint, cool like mint | ||


