Yiddish Baby Names for Boys & Girls With Meanings (Complete AβZ List)
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Yiddish is a West Germanic language historically spoken by Ashkenazi Jews. The names of Yiddish origin are formed from a variety of sources, including the names of people, places, and things, as well as from descriptive words and phrases. For example, the name βChaimβ means βlifeβ in Hebrew and is a common name in Yiddish-speaking communities
This collection has all Yiddish Baby Names - traditional, modern, religious, trendy, popular, cute, short and sweet and easy to pronounce Yiddish baby names to help you make the right choice!
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Yiddish Baby Names List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Boy | Yiddish form of Abraham which means Father of a might nation. | |
| Boy | Yiddish form of Abraham which means Father of a multitudes. | |
| Boy | Yiddish form of Abraham, meaning Father of a multitudes. | |
| Boy | ||
| Boy | The first or foremost, primeval; Beginning; Firstborn; A son of the asura Andhaka Killed by Shiva (P. Purana). | |
| Boy | Yiddish form of Aaron, meaning mountain. | |
| Boy | Yiddish form of Yitzchak, meaning he will laugh. | |
 Girl | An old woman. | |
| Boy | Fortunate, blessed, happy | |
| Boy | Yiddish form of Asher, meaning fortunate, blessed, and happy. | |
| Boy | Yiddish form of Asher, meaning fortunate, blessed, and happy. | |
| Boy | Yiddish form of Aaron, meaning mountain. | |
| Boy | The light-bringer. | |
| Boy | Aver is the short form of Abraham and means father of multitude. | |
| Boy | A form of Abraham, meaning father of a multitude. | |
 Unisex | ||
| Girl | Given by God. | |
| Girl | One who is a beautiful form of dance | |
| Girl | One who is troubled. | |
| Unisex | Blessed | |
| Boy | Blessed | |
| Girl | A form of Bin, meaning bee. | |
| Girl | A Flower, Bloom | |
| Girl | Yiddish word for flower. | |
| Boy | One who is blessed. | |
| Boy | He is like a brik | |
| Girl | Dark | |
| Girl | Shelter. | |
| Girl | Shelter. A variant of Chasya. | |
| Boy | God strengthens. | |
| Girl | A living being; Serpent | |
| Girl | ||
| Girl | A beautiful and bold person | |
| Girl | A beautiful woman. | |
| Girl | Yiddish form of Dinah, meaning judgment. | |
| Boy | Yiddish form of David, meaning beloved. | |
| Boy | One who is beloved, favorite or darling. | |
| Girl | A form of Divorah, meaning bee. | |
| Girl | Yiddish form of Deborah, meaning bee. | |
| Girl | God bought. | |
| Boy | A form of Elijah, meaning height or ascension. | |
| Boy | To be fruitful | |
| Boy | Someone with a bright and radiant personality. | |
| Boy | Bright and radiant. | |
| Girl | Yiddish word meaning fig. | |
| Boy | One who is extremly bright | |
| Boy | Nursing | |
| Girl | A happy and joyful woman. | |
| Girl | Refers to bliss, happy and content. | |
| Girl | Referring delight, pleasure or cheerful. | |
