| Hebrew Name | Meaning or History | Gender |
Golda
גּוֹלְדָּה | The name is derived of the word "gold" in English, German and other languages. |  |
Inbar
עִנְבָּר | Amber; the honey-like yellow color of amber. |  |
Margalit
מַרְגָּלִית | Pearl; a precious object. | |
Paz
פָּז | Pure gold, or anything that glimmers like gold. | |
Pazit
פַּזִּית | The name is derived of the word פָּז (paz), which means: pure gold, or anything that glimmers like gold. | |
Peninnah (Pnina)
פְּנִנָּה (פנינה) | In modern Hebrew, the name "פְּנִנָּה" (Pnina) sounds like the word פְּנִינָה (pnina, "pearl"). | |
Sapir (Sappir)
סַפִּיר | Sapir was one of the twelve precious stones inlayed in the breastplate of the hight priest. The Classical Hebrew word refers to lapis lazuli. In Modern Hebrew, this word refers to sapphire. | |
Sela
סֶלַע | Rock. | |
Shamir
שָׁמִיר | Dill (plant); emery (stone); in the Biblical time: a name of a city in the mountains of Judah; today: a name of a kibbutz in the Galilee. | |
Shamira
שָׁמִירָה | The name "Shamira" is derived of the word "shamir", which means: dill (plant); emery (stone); in the Biblical time: a name of a city in the mountains of Judah; today: a name of a kibbutz in the Galilee. | |
Shoham
שֹׁהַם (שוהם) | Shoham was one of the twelve precious stones inlayed in the breastplate of the hight priest. It is sometimes identified as a black Onyx. | |
Zehava
זֶהָבָה | The name is derived of the word זָהָב (zahav, "gold"). | |
Zehavit
זְהָבִית | The name is derived of the word זָהָב (zahav, "gold"). | |
Zur (Tzur, Tsur)
צוּר | Big rock. | |