The Hebrew female name Bilhah was very popular in pre-expulsion Spain and it permitted its bearer to disguise it among the Gentiles by using the name Bella beautiful.

Popular female hebrew names. Feminine form of Hebrew Abraham meaning father of a multitude Also spelled Avrahamit. Beloved will light blessed high peace woman you lord derived strength tree strong king queen love word answered bible jehovah lion judge good praise warrior gift salvation little yahweh grace gracious mother beauty jesus yah son beautiful first father god friend gods angel joy kind princess one song hebrew. Popular Hebrew Baby Names.

Other traditional Hebrew names for baby girls that are more unusual yet worthy of consideration. Earth According to the Bible the fir. Hebrew name of Egyptian origin meaning belonging to the goddess Neith.

Hadassah is the Hebrew name of Esther who saved the Jews in the Purim story from Hamans genocidal plot as recorded in the biblical Book of Esther. Search Belly Ballot to discover the popularity meanings and origins of thousands of names from around the world. A Prophet of Gd whose message was to the Gentile population of Nineveh.

Along with Hannah and Elizabeth other Hebrew girls names in the US top 100 include Abigail Anna Eliana Eva Leah Maya Naomi and Sarah. Adam and Eves second so. One of the wives of.

Hadas Hadasa Dassa Dassi Hadar הדר Hadar means splendid ornamented beautiful Hinda הינדה Hinda is Yiddish for deer. Though it was a popular name for girls in the 1990s this name is great for any gender. Most Popular American Womens Names In Hebrew Transliterated Phonetically July 30 2017 Arik Barel In choosing a Hebrew name necklace such as the popular classic font gold-plated Hebrew name necklace or its sterling silver equivalent youll be asked to enter your Hebrew name or a transliteration of your English name.

A noble woman warrior. Father of many nations. Common Themes in Names with Hebrew Origins This word cloud was created using some of the most common words used in the meanings of names with Hebrew origins.