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Adaiah (Adaya)
עֲדָיָה | A girl’s name (in the Bible: a boy’s name). |  |
Adi
עֲדִי | Jewel, ornament. |  |
Adina
עֲדִינָה | Gentle, delicate, tender. | |
Adir
אַדִּיר | Great, mighty, powerful. | |
Adiv
אָדִיב | Courteous, gentle, polite. | |
Adiva
אֲדִיבָה | Courteous, gentle, polite. | |
Adva
אַדְוָה | Ripple. | |
Afek
אֲפֵק | The name "Afek" may be derived of the word "אֹפֶק" (ofek, "horizon") or "אָפִיק" (afik, "riverbed"). | |
Afik (Aphik)
אֲפִיק | Aphik was a city in the land of Asher: "Neither did Asher drive out the inhabitants of Accho nor the inhabitants of Zidon nor of Ahlab nor of Achzib nor of Helbah nor of Aphik nor of Rehob" (Judges 1, 31). "אֲפִיק" is the construct form of the word "אָפִיק" (afik, "riverbed"). In modern pronunciation, the construct form of this word sounds exactly like its absolute form. | |
Agam
אֲגַם | Lake, pond. | |
Aharona
אַהֲרֹנָה (אהרונה) | The name Aharona is derived of the name Aharon (Aaron). | |
Ahuva
אֲהוּבָה | Loved, beloved. | |
Aliza
עַלִּיזָה | Merry, cheerful, joyful. | |
Alma (1)
אַלְמָה | The name "אלמה" sounds like the name "עלמה", which means "a young woman". | |
Alma (2)
עַלְמָה | Young woman. | |
Almog
אַלְמוֹג | Coral. | |
Aluf
אַלּוּף | Champion; Major General (in the army). | |
Aluma
אֲלוּמָה | In Middle Ages Hebrew, the word "אֲלוּמָה" means "strong, brave". In modern Hebrew, this word sounds like the word "אֲלֻמָּה" (sheaf). | |
Amalya (Amalia)
עֲמַלְיָה | The name may be composed of the word "עָמָל" (amal, "work") and the letters יה (the name of God), thus meaning "the work of God". | |
Ami
עַמִּי | My people, my nation. | |
Amiad (Ammiad, Ami'ad)
עַמִּיעַד | The name "amiad" is composed of the words "עמי" (ami: my people) and "עד" (ad: eternity). | |
Amichai (Amikhai, Amihai)
עַמִּיחַי | My people is alive, my nation survives. | |
Amikam (Ammikam)
עַמִּיקָם | The meaning of the name "amikam" is "my people rise". | |
Amir (1)
אָמִיר | Treetop. | |
Amir (2)
עָמִיר | Little sheaf, little bundle of cut stalks of grain. | |
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