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If you are looking for a modern and trendy first name, Hebrew names should suit you. Indeed, combining originality and antiquity, these first names have become very popular in recent years. Moreover, Hebrew first names often hide a great significance related to the history of American people. Most parents therefore choose their future baby's first name carefully and in alignment with this meaning.
David, Benjamin, Rebecca or Judith are names you like? So, don't hesitate any longer and come and discover more about these first names in our list below!
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BENJAMIN
Of Hebrew origin, Benjamin means “son of the right” and embodies protection and family love.
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LISA
Variant of Elise, Lisa symbolizes joy, tenderness and clarity of mind.
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DANIEL
Of Hebrew origin, Daniel means "God is my judge" and symbolizes balance and loyalty.
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MICHAEL
Biblical first name, Michael means "who is like God" and embodies the protective force.
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MICHELLE
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DAVID
Of Hebrew origin, David means "beloved" and symbolizes loyalty and wisdom.
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MICHEL
From the biblical first name, Michel means "who is like God" and evokes the protective force.
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REBECCA
From the biblical first name, Rebecca embodies loyalty, beauty and emotional intelligence.
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ELISABETH
From the biblical first name, Elizabeth embodies faith, nobility and benevolence.
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NATHAN
From the Hebrew first name, Nathan means “gift” and embodies generosity and wisdom.
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RUTH
Biblical first name, Ruth inspires fidelity, tenderness and courage.
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ELISE
Short for Elisabeth, Elise inspires grace and loyalty.
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RACHEL
Biblical first name, Rachel embodies tenderness, fidelity and inner strength.
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RAPHAEL
Biblical first name, Raphael means “God heals” and embodies benevolence.
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SAMANTHA
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EMMANUEL
Of Hebrew origin, Emmanuel means "God is with us" and embodies serene faith.
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RUBEN
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ESTHER
Of Persian origin, Esther means “star” and evokes luminous grace.
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ETHAN
Hebrew first name, Ethan evokes solidity, constancy and wisdom.
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GABRIEL
Of Hebrew origin, Gabriel means "strength of God" and represents a benevolent messenger.
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SAMUEL
Biblical first name, Samuel embodies wisdom, faith and listening.
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ISAAC
From the Hebrew first name, Isaac means “laughter” and evokes deep joy.
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SARAH
Biblical first name, Sarah means "princess" and embodies nobility of soul.
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SETH
Biblical first name, Seth embodies stability, reflection and discreet wisdom.
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JACOB
Biblical first name, Jacob means “one who protects” and embodies fidelity.
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JACQUES
Derived from Jacob, Jacques embodies constancy and depth of soul.
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SIMON
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SUZANNE
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JEAN
Biblical first name, John symbolizes wisdom, faith and calm kindness.
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THOMAS
From the biblical first name, Thomas evokes rigor, curiosity and fidelity.
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JESSE
A biblical first name, Jesse embodies natural wisdom, faith and stability.
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JOEL
From the Hebrew first name, Joel embodies inspiration and spiritual gentleness.
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JONATHAN
From the Hebrew first name, Jonathan means “gift of God” and embodies generosity.
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JOSEPH
Biblical first name, Joseph embodies fidelity, wisdom and deep listening.
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JOSHUA
Biblical first name, Joshua means “God saves” and embodies courage and faith.
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ALMA
Coming from Latin, Alma means “nurturing” or “benevolent”, a symbol of gentleness.
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JESSICA
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ADAM
Of Hebrew origin, Adam means "man" or "earth", and symbolizes humanity and the primary force.
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LÉA
Of Hebrew origin, Léa means “lioness” and symbolizes gentle strength.
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JOSEPHINE
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MARIE
A timeless first name, Mary embodies tenderness, faith and luminous constancy.
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JUDITH
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MARTHE
Biblical first name, Martha embodies fidelity, wisdom and benevolence.
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ANNE
Hebrew first name, Anne means “grace” and symbolizes universal goodness.
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MATHIEU
French variant of Matthew, Mathieu symbolizes wisdom and gentleness.
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MATTHIAS
Biblical first name, Matthias means “gift of God” and embodies wisdom and clarity.
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NOEMIE
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ELIE
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MOISE
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SALOMÉ
Biblical first name, Salomé symbolizes peace, intuition and gentle femininity.
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EZEKIEL
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SAMSON
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SIMEON
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JAROD
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JEREMIE
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YAEL
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YANIS
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JONAS
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YOANN
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ZACHARIE
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ABEL
Biblical first name, Abel evokes innocence, generosity and purity.
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EVE
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ABRAHAM
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JOSUE
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ADRIEL
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LEANE
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MATHIAS
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LEORA
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ELISEE
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SALOMON
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TOBIE
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JOSIAS
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ANAEL
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AVRAHAM
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SAADIA
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ISAIE
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LIORA
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YOHANAN
🔤 7 letters
In Jewish culture, the moment to give a first name to your child is a great step. For a little boy, it is during the circumcision ceremony that his first name will be revealed for the first time. For girls, it's during her appointment.
With the effect of globalization and the emancipation of Jews, the typically Hebrew first names have disappeared and given way to modernized first names. Therefore, we more often speak of biblical names to refer to first names of Hebrew origin.
In Hebrew, there is no translation for the word "first name". Indeed, the term "individual name" is used instead. Moreover, in Jewish culture, it is only very recently that family names have appeared. Previously, "son of" or "daughter of" was used as a surname.
