Hebrew Baby girl names suit best when they carry significant meaning. The alphabetical A to Z list consists of most popular names of Hebrew girls to help to narrow down the process of your search
It is important to understand that the name and pronunciation depend on the location and origin. While some names do not have their English equivalent meaning and therefore they have been translated for your ease.
Best Cute Hebrew Baby Girl Names
Selecting a customary Hebrew name for your daughter can nurture a solid, heartfelt linking to tradition, and girls’ names in Hebrew also reflect many pleasing meanings.

In case you feel difficulty with the exact pronunciation, you can refer to the original language of origin or comment down your name and we will find the exact pronunciation for you.
A
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Adi | Adi means “jewel, ornament.” |
2 | Adiela | Adiela means “ornament of God.” |
3 | Adina | Adina means “gentle.” |
4 | Adira | Adira means “mighty, strong.” |
5 | Adiva | Adiva means “gracious, pleasant.” |
6 | Adiya | Adiya means “God’s treasure, God’s ornament.” |
7 | Adva | Adva means “small wave, ripple.” |
8 | Ahava | Ahava means “love.” |
9 | Aliza | Aliza means “joy, joyous one.” |
10 | Alona | Alona means “oak tree.” |
11 | Amit | Amit means “friendly, faithful.” |
12 | Anat | Anat means “to sing.” |
13 | Arella | Arella means “angel, messenger.” |
14 | Ariela | Ariela means “lioness of God.” |
15 | Arnona | Arnona means “roaring stream.” |
16 | Ashira | Ashira means “wealthy.” |
17 | Aviela | Aviela means “God is my father.” |
18 | Avital | It refers to God as the sustainer of life. |
19 | Aviya | Aviya means “God is my father.” |
20 | Ayala, Ayelet | Ayala, Ayelet mean “deer.” |
21 | Ayla | Ayla means “oak tree.” |

B
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Bat | Bat means “daughter.” |
2 | Bat-Ami | Bat-Ami means “daughter of my people.” |
3 | Batsheva | Batsheva was King David’s wife. |
4 | Bat-Shir | Bat-Shir means “daughter of song.” |
5 | Bat-Tziyon | It means “daughter of Zion” or “daughter of excellence.” |
6 | Batya, Batia | Batya, Batia mean “daughter of God.” |
7 | Bat-Yam | Bat-Yam means “daughter of the sea.” |
8 | Behira | Behira means “light, clear, brilliant.” |
9 | Berura, Berurit | Berura, Berurit mean “pure, clean.” |
10 | Bilha | Bilha was a concubine of Jacob. |
11 | Bina | Bina means “understanding, intelligence, wisdom.” |
12 | Bracha | Bracha means “blessing.” |

C
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Carmela, Carmelit, Carmiela, Carmit, Carmiya | These names mean “vineyard, garden, orchard.” |
2 | Carniya | Carniya means “horn of God.” |
3 | Chagit | Chagit means “festive, celebration.” |
4 | Chagiya | Chagiya means “festival of God.” |
5 | Chana | Chana was the mother of Samuel in the Bible. Chana means “grace, gracious, merciful.” |
6 | Chava (Eva/Eve) | Chava (Eva/Eve) was the first woman in the Bible. Chava means “life.” |
7 | Chaviva | Chaviva means “beloved.” |
8 | Chaya | Chaya means “alive, living.” |
9 | Chemda | Chemda means “desirable, charming.” |
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D
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Dafna | Dafna means “laurel.” |
2 | Dalia | Dalia means “flower.” |
3 | Dalit | Dalit means “to draw water” or “branch.” |
4 | Dana | Dana means “to judge.” |
5 | Daniella, Danit, Danita | Daniella, Danit, Danita mean “God is my judge.” |
6 | Danya | Danya means “judgment of God.” |
7 | Dasi, Dassi | Dasi, Dassi are pet forms of Hadassa. |
8 | Davida | Davida is the feminine form of David. David was a courageous hero who killed Goliath and a king of Israel in the Bible. |
9 | Dena (Dinah) | Dena (Dinah) was Jacob’s daughter in the Bible. Dena means “judgment.” |
10 | Derora | Derora means “bird [swallow]” or “freedom, liberty.” |
11 | Devira | Devira means “sanctuary” and refers to a holy place in the Jerusalem Temple. |
12 | Devorah (Deborah, Debra) | Devorah (Deborah, Debra) was the prophetess and judge who led the revolt against the Canaanite king in the Bible. Devorah means “to speak kind words” or “swarm of bees.” |
13 | Dikla | Dikla means “palm [date] tree.” |
14 | Ditza | Ditza means “joy.” |
15 | Dorit | Dorit means “generation, of this era.” |
16 | Dorona | Dorona means “gift.” |
E
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Eden | Eden refers to the Garden of Eden in the Bible. |
2 | Edna | Edna means “delight, desired, adored, voluptuous.” |
3 | Edya | Edya means “adornment of God.” |
4 | Efrat | Efrat was Caleb’s wife in the Bible. Efrat means “honored, distinguished.” |
5 | Eila, Ayla | Eila, Ayla mean “oak tree.” |
6 | Eilona, Aylona | Eilona, Aylona mean “oak tree.” |
7 | Eitana (Etana) | Eitana means “strong.” |
8 | Eliana | Eliana means “God has answered me.” |
9 | Eliezra | Eliezra means “my God is my salvation.” |
10 | Eliora | Eliora means “my God is my light.” |
11 | Eliraz | Eliraz means “my God is my secret.” |
12 | Elisheva | Elisheva was Aaron’s wife in the Bible. Elisheva means “God is my oath.” |
13 | Emuna | Emuna means “faith, faithful.” |
14 | Erela | Erela means “angel, messenger.” |
15 | Ester (Esther) | Ester (Esther) is the heroine in the Book of Esther, which recounts the Purim story. Esther saved the Jews from annihilation in Persia. |
F
Few, if any, Hebrew girl names are usually transcribed to English with “F” as the first letter.
G
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Gal | Gal means “wave.” |
2 | Galya | Galya means “wave of God.” |
3 | Gamliela | Gamliela is the feminine form of Gamliel. Gamliel means “God is my reward.” |
4 | Ganit | Ganit means “garden.” |
5 | Ganya | Ganya means “garden of God.” (Gan means “garden” as in “Garden of Eden” or “Gan Eden.” |
6 | Gavriella | Gavriella (Gabriella) means “God is my strength.” |
7 | Gayora | Gayora means “valley of light.” |
8 | Gefen | Gefen means “vine.” |
9 | Gershona | Gershona is the feminine form of Gershon. Gershon was the son of Levi in the Bible. |
10 | Geula | Geula means “redemption.” |
11 | Gevira | Gevira means “lady” or “queen.” |
12 | Gibora | Gibora means “strong, heroine.” |
13 | Gila | Gila means “joy.” |
14 | Gilada | It means “[the] hill is [my] witness” or “joy forever.” |
15 | Gili | Gili means “my joy.” |
16 | Ginat | Ginat means “garden.” |
17 | Gitit | Gitit means “winepress.” |
18 | Giva | Giva means “hill, high place.” |
H
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Hadar, Hadara, Hadarit | These mean “splendid, ornamented, beautiful.” |
2 | Hadas, Hadasa | Hadas, Hadasa was the Hebrew name of Esther, the heroine of the Purim story. Hadas means “myrtle.” |
3 | Hallel, Hallela | Hallel, Hallela mean “praise.” |
4 | Hannah | Hannah was the mother of Samuel in the Bible. Hannah means “grace, gracious, merciful.” |
5 | Harela | Harela means “mountain of God.” |
6 | Hedya | Hedya means “echo [voice] of God.” |
7 | Hertzela, Hertzelia | These are the feminine forms of Hertzel. |
8 | Hila | Hila means “praise.” |
9 | Hillela | It is the feminine form of Hillel that means “praise.” |
10 | Hodiya | Hodiya means “praise God.” |
I
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Idit | Idit means “choicest.” |
2 | Ilana, Ilanit | Ilana, Ilanit mean “tree.” |
3 | Irit | Irit means “daffodil.” |
4 | Itiya | Itiya means “God is with me.” |
J
Note: The English letter J is often used in transcribing the Hebrew letter “yud,” which hums like the English letter Y.
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Yaakova (Jacoba) | This is the feminine form of Yaacov (Jacob). Yaacov (Jacob) was Isaac’s son in the Bible. Yaacov means “supplant” or “protect.” |
2 | Yael (Jael) | This was a heroine in the Bible. Yael means “to ascend” and “mountain goat.” |
3 | Yaffa (Jaffa) | Yaffa (Jaffa) means “beautiful.” |
4 | Yardena (Jordena, Jordana) | This means “to flow down, descend.” Nahar Yarden is the Jordan River. |
5 | Yasmina (Jasmina), Yasmine (Jasmin) | These are Persian names for a flower in the olive family. |
6 | Yedida (Jedida) | Yedida (Jedida) means “friend.” |
7 | Yehudit (Judith) | Yehudit (Judith) is a heroine whose story is recounted in the apocryphal book of Judith. Yehudit means “praise.” |
8 | Yemima (Jemima) | Yemima (Jemima) means “dove.” |
9 | Yemina (Jemina) | Yemina (Jemina) means “right hand” and signifies strength. |
10 | Yitra (Jethra) | Yitra (Jethra) is the feminine form of Yitro (Jethro). Yitra means “wealth, riches.” |
11 | Yoana (Joana, Joanna) | Yoana (Joana, Joanna) means “God has answered.” |
12 | Yochana (Johanna) | Yochana (Johanna) means “God is gracious.” |
13 | Yoela (Joela) | Yoela (Joela) is the feminine form of Yoel (Joel). Yoela means “God is willing.” |
K
Sr. No. | Hebrew Girl Baby Names | Meaning |
1 | Kalanit | Kalanit means “flower.” |
2 | Kaspit | Kaspit means “silver.” |
3 | Kefira | Kefira means “young lioness.” |
4 | Kelila | Kelila means “crown” or “laurels.” |
5 | Kerem | Kerem means “vineyard.” |
6 | Keren | Keren means “horn, ray [of sun].” |
7 | Keshet | Keshet means “bow, rainbow.” |
8 | Kevuda | Kevuda means “precious” or “respected.” |
9 | Kinneret | Kinneret means “Sea of Galilee, Lake of Tiberias.” |
10 | Kitra, Kitrit | Kitra, Kitrit mean “crown” (Aramaic). |
11 | Kochava | Kochava means “star.” |
L
Sr. No. | Hebrew Names Girl Baby | Meaning |
1 | Leah | Leah was Jacob’s wife and the mother of six of the tribes of Israel; the name means “delicate” or “weary.” |
2 | Leila, Leilah, Lila | Leila, Leilah, Lila mean “night.” |
3 | Levana | Levana means “white, moon.” |
4 | Levona | Levona means “frankincense.” |
5 | Liat | Liat means “you are for me.” |
6 | Liba | Liba means “loved one” in Yiddish. |
7 | Liora | Liora is the feminine form of the masculine Lior, meaning “my light.” |
8 | Liraz | Liraz means “my secret.” |
9 | Lital | Lital means “dew [rain] is mine.” |
M
Sr. No. | Hebrew Names Girl Baby | Meaning |
1 | Maayan | Maayan means “spring, oasis.” |
2 | Malkah | Malka means “queen.” |
3 | Margalit | Margalit means “pearl.” |
4 | Marganit | Marganit is a plant with blue, gold, and red flowers that is common in Israel. |
5 | Matana | Matana means “gift, present.” |
6 | Maya | Maya comes from the word mayim, meaning water. |
7 | Maytal | Maytal means “dew water.” |
8 | Mehira | Mehira means “swift, energetic.” |
9 | Michal | Michal was King Saul’s daughter in the Bible, and the name means “who is like God?” |
10 | Miriam | Miriam was a prophetess, singer, dancer, and sister of Moses in the Bible, and the name means “rising water.” |
11 | Morasha | Morasha means “legacy.” |
12 | Moriah | Moriah refers to a holy site in Israel, Mount Moriah, also known as the Temple Mount. |
N
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Na’ama | Na’ama means “pleasant.” |
2 | Na’ava | Na’ava means “beautiful.” |
3 | Naomi | Naomi was the mother-in-law of Rut (Ruth) in the book of Ruth, and the name means “pleasantness.” |
4 | Natania | Natania means “gift of God.” |
5 | Nechama | Nechama means “comfort.” |
6 | Nediva | Nediva means “generous.” |
7 | Nessa | Nessa means “miracle.” |
8 | Neta | Neta means “a plant.” |
9 | Netana, Netania | Netana, Netania means “gift of God.” |
10 | Nili | Nili is an acronym of the Hebrew words “the glory of Israel will not lie” (1 Samuel 15 |
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12 | Nitzana | Nitzana means “bud [flower].” |
13 | Noa | Noa was the fifth daughter of Zelophehad in the Bible, and the name means “pleasantness.” |
14 | Noya | Noya means “divine beauty.” |
15 | Nurit | Nurit is a common plant in Israel with red and yellow flowers; also called a “buttercup flower.” |
O
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Odelia, Odeleya | Odelia, Odeleya mean “I will praise God.” |
2 | Ofira | Ofira is the feminine form of the masculine Ofir. |
3 | Ofra | Ofra means “deer.” |
4 | Ora | Ora means “light.” |
5 | Orit | Orit is a variant form of Ora and means “light.” |
6 | Orli | Orli (or Orly) means “light for me.” |
7 | Orna | Orna means “pine tree.” |
8 | Oshrat | Oshrat or Oshra derives from the Hebrew word osher, meaning “happiness.” |
P
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Pazit | Pazit means “gold.” |
2 | Pelia | Pelia means “wonder, a miracle.” |
3 | Penina | Penina was Elkanah’s wife in the Bible. Penina means “pearl.” |
4 | Peri | Peri means “fruit” in Hebrew. |
5 | Puah | From the Hebrew for “to groan” or “cry out.” Puah was the name of a midwife in Exodus 1:15. |
Q
Few, if any, Hebrew names are typically transcribed to English with the letter “Q” as the first letter.
R
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Raanana | It means “fresh, luscious, beautiful.” |
2 | Rachel | Rachel was Jacob’s wife in the Bible. Rachel means “ewe,” a symbol of purity. |
3 | Rani | Rani means “my song.” |
4 | Ranit | It means “song, joy.” |
5 | Ranya, Rania | It means “song of God.” |
6 | Ravital, Revital | It mean “abundance of dew.” |
7 | Raziel, Raziela | It mean “my secret is God.” |
8 | Refaela | It means “God has healed.” |
9 | Renana | It means “joy” or “song.” |
10 | Reut | It means “friendship.” |
11 | Reuvena | Reuvena is a feminine form of Reuven. |
12 | Reviv, Reviva | It mean “dew” or “rain.” |
13 | Rina, Rinat | Rina, Rinat mean “joy.” |
14 | Rivka (Rebecca) | Rivka (Rebecca) was Isaac’s wife in the Bible. Rivka means “to tie, bind.” |
15 | Roma, Romema | Roma, Romema mean “heights, lofty, exalted.” |
16 | Roniya, Roniel | Roniya, Roniel mean “joy of God.” |
17 | Rotem | Rotem is a common plant in southern Israel. |
18 | Rut (Ruth) | Rut (Ruth) was a righteous convert in the Bible. |
S
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Sapir, Sapira, Sapirit | Sapir, Sapira, Sapirit mean “sapphire.” |
2 | Sara, Sarah | Sarah was Abraham’s wife in the Bible. Sara means “noble, princess.” |
3 | Sarai | Sarai was the original name for Sarah in the Bible. |
4 | Sarida | Sarida means “refugee, leftover.” |
5 | Shai | Shai means “gift.” |
6 | Shaked | Shaked means “almond.” |
7 | Shalva | Shalva means “tranquility.” |
8 | Shamira | Shamira means “guard, protector.” |
9 | Shani | Shani means “scarlet color.” |
10 | Shaula | Shaula is the feminine form of Shaul (Saul). Shaul (Saul) was a king of Israel. |
11 | Sheliya | Sheliya means “God is mine” or “mine is God’s.” |
12 | Shifra | Shifra was the midwife in the Bible who disobeyed Pharaoh’s orders to kill Jewish babies. |
13 | Shirel | Shirel means “song of God.” |
14 | Shirli | Shirli means “I have song.” |
15 | Shlomit | Shlomit means “peaceful.” |
16 | Shoshana | Shoshana means “rose.” |
17 | Sivan | Sivan is the name of a Hebrew month. |
T
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Tal, Tali | Tal, Tali mean “dew.” |
2 | Talia | Talia means “dew from God.” |
3 | Talma, Talmit | Talma, Talmit mean “mound, hill.” |
4 | Talmor | Talmor means “heaped” or “sprinkled with myrrh, perfumed.” |
5 | Tamar | Tamar was the daughter of King David in the Bible. Tamar means “palm tree.” |
6 | Techiya | Techiya means “life, revival.” |
7 | Tehila | Tehila means “praise, song of praise.” |
8 | Tehora | Tehora means “pure clean.” |
9 | Temima | Temima means “whole, honest.” |
10 | Teruma | Teruma means “offering, gift.” |
11 | Teshura | Teshura means “gift.” |
12 | Tifara, Tiferet | Tifara, Tiferet mean “beauty” or “glory.” |
13 | Tikva | Tikva means “hope.” |
14 | Timna | Timna is a place in southern Israel. |
15 | Tirtza | Tirtza means “agreeable.” |
16 | Tirza | Tirza means “cypress tree.” |
17 | Tiva | Tiva means “good.” |
18 | Tzipora | Tzipora was the wife of Moses in the Bible. Tzipora means “bird.” |
19 | Tzofiya | Tzofiya means “watcher, guardian, scout.” |
20 | Tzviya | Tzviya means “deer, gazelle.” |
Hebrew Girls’ Names Beginning with “U,” “V,” “W,” and “X”
Few, if any, Hebrew names are typically transcribed to English with “U,” “V,” “W,” or “X” as the first letter.
Y
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Yaakova | It is the feminine form of Yaacov (Jacob). Jacob was Isaac’s son in the Bible. Yaacov means to “supplant” or “protect.” |
2 | Yael | Yael (Jael) was a heroine in the Bible. Yael means “to ascend” and “mountain goat.” |
3 | Yaffa, Yafit | Yaffa, Yafit mean “beautiful.” |
4 | Yakira | Yakira means “valuable, precious.” |
5 | Yam, Yama, Yamit | Yam, Yama, Yamit mean “sea.” |
6 | Yardena (Jordana) | Yardena (Jordena, Jordana) means “to flow down, descend.” Nahar Yarden is the Jordan River. |
7 | Yarona | Yarona means “sing.” |
8 | Yechiela | Yechiela means “may God live.” |
9 | Yehudit (Judith) | Yehudit (Judith) was a heroine in the deuterocanonical book of Judith. |
10 | Yeira | Yeira means “light.” |
11 | Yemima | Yemima means “dove.” |
12 | Yemina | Yemina (Jemina) means “right hand” and signifies strength. |
13 | Yisraela | Yisraela is the feminine form of Yisrael (Israel). |
14 | Yitra | Yitra (Jethra) is the feminine form of Yitro (Jethro). Yitra means “wealth, riches.” |
15 | Yocheved | Yocheved was the mother of Moses in the Bible. Yocheved means “glory of God.” |
Z
Sr. No. | Hebrew Baby Girl Names | Meaning |
1 | Zahara, Zehari. Zeharit | This means “to shine, brightness.” |
2 | Zahava, Zahavit | Zahava, Zahavit mean “gold.” |
3 | Zemira | Zemira means “song, melody.” |
4 | Zimra | Zimra means “song of praise.” |
5 | Ziva, Zivit | Ziva, Zivit mean “splendor.” |
6 | Zohar | Zohar means “light, brilliance.” |
Naming a new baby can be a thrilling if somewhat intimidating task. Below are a few popular Hebrew names for girls to get you started.
Popular Hebrew Names for Jewish Girls
Biblical Hebrew names (with historical references) are planned on the left and modern Hebrew names (with meanings) are listed on the right:
Popular Biblical Names for Girls | Popular Modern Hebrew Names for Girls |
Avigail (Abigail) King David’s wife; means “father’s joy” Avital King David’s wife | Abigail: My father’s delight Adi: Jewel Adina: Gentle Ahuva: Beloved Amit: Friendly, faithful Anika: Gracious, beautiful Arella: Angel Ariella (Ariela): Lioness of God Ashira: Wealthy Atara, Ateret: Crown Athalia: God is exalted Aviv, Aviva: Spring Ayala, Ayelet: Deer |
Batsheva King David’s wife | Babbet: Promise of God Bat-Ami: Daughter of my people Bathsheba: Promise of the vow Batia: Daughter of God Bethany: From a fig house Bina: Intelligence, understanding Bracha: Blessing |
Chava (Eva) First woman | Carmela: Vinyard Channa: Gracious Chaya: Life |
Devorah (Deborah, Debra) Prophetess and judge who led revolt against Canaanite king Deena (Dinah) Jacob’s daughter; also means “judgment” | Dafna: Laurel Dalia: Flower Daniella: God is my judge Dana: Judge Davina: Adored Dinah: The avenged one |
Efrat Caleb’s wife Elisheva Aaron’s wife; also “God is my oath” Ester (Esther) Saved the Jews from annihilation in Persia | Eden: Garden of Eden Eliana: God has answered Eliora: God is my light Elisa: Promise of God Elizabeth: Promise of God Eva: Living and breathing |
Gavriella (Gabriella): God is my strength Gal (Galia): Wave Gefen: Grape Gessica: One who can foresee Giovanna: God can foresee | |
Hannah Mother of Samuel; “favored by God” | Hadar: Splendid Hadas: Myrtle; Esther’s Hebrew name Hannah: Gracious Haya: Life Hila: Praise |
Idit: Choicest Ilana: Tree Irit: Daffodil Ivana: God is merciful | |
Judith A woman from Judea and heroine from Jewish texts (The Book of Judith) | Jaqueline: One who supplants Janelle: God is merciful Jarah: Honey Jemima: Dove Jessica: One who can foresee Joanna: God is merciful Jora: Autumn rain Jordan: From a flowing river Josie: God raises |
Kalanit: Flower Karmen: Garden of God Kefira: Young lioness Kinneret: Sea of Galilee | |
Leah Jacob’s wife | Leah: Delicate woman Liora, Lior: I have light Levana: White, moon Liana: My lord responded Liat: I have you Liraz: I have a secret Liron: I have joy Livna, Livnat: White |
Michal King Saul’s daughter Miriam Prophetess, singer, dancer, and sister of Moses | Maayan: Spring, oasis Malka: Queen Manuela: God accompanies us Matea: God is present Maya: Water Maytal: Dew water Moriah: Watched by God |
Naomi Mother-in-law of Ruth Noa Biblical woman; also means “tremble” | Naama: Pleasant Nancy: Filled with grace Nava: Beautiful Neria: Light of God Neta: A plant Nirit: Flower Nitzan: Bud Noga: Light, bright star, Jupiter Nurit: Flower |
Ofra: Deer Ofira: Gold Oprah: One who turned her back Ora: Light Orli: I have light | |
Penina Elkanah’s wife; also means “pearl” | Pazit: Gold |
Rachel Jacob’s wife Rivka (Rebecca) Isaac’s wife Rut (Ruth) Model of righteous convert | Ranana: Fresh Raz: Secret Reut: Friendship Rina: Joy |
Sara (Sarah/Sarai) Abraham’s wife Shifra Midwife who disobeyed Pharaoh’s orders to kill Jewish babies | Sagit: Sublime Samantha: Lord has heard Sarika: Lady-like Shai: Gift Shalva: Tranquility Shaked: Almond Sharon: Place in Israel Shawna: God is merciful Shir, Shira: Song Shiran: Happy song Shirli: I have song Shoshana: Rose Simone: One who has heard Sivan: Hebrew month |
Tzipora Moses’ wife | Tal: Dew Tamar, Tamara: Palm tree Tirzah: Pleasant |
Vana: God is merciful Vered, Varda: Rose | |
Yael Heroine in the Bible; also means “deer” Yehudit (Judith) Heroine in the Bible Yocheved Moses’ mother | Yaffa, Yafit: Beautiful Yasmin (Jasmine): Flower Yedida: Friend Yona, Yonina: Dove |
Ziva: Spendor Zohar: Light |