Jewish Baby Names

Traditional and modern Jewish names — from Hebrew, Yiddish, and Sephardic traditions.

All Jewish Baby Names

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Eliaz
God is powerful.
Hebrew
Eliezra
God is salvation.
Hebrew
Elim
From the oasis
Hebrew
Elimelech
God is kind
Hebrew
Elioenai
I Look To God
Hebrew
Elior
My God Is My Light
Hebrew
Eliphal
A miracle of God.
Hebrew
Eliphalet
God Is Release
Hebrew
Eliran
My God is song.
Hebrew
Elishaphat
God has judged
Hebrew
Ellam
Eternal. Eilam is borne in the Old Testament by a grandson of Noah
Hebrew
Ellmelech
God is King.
Hebrew
Eltekeh
A God-fearing woman
Hebrew
Emeth
A faithful man
Hebrew
Emmanuela
Feminine form of Emmanuel; God is with us
Hebrew
Emmaus
From the place of hot baths
Hebrew
Emuna
Faithful
Hebrew
Engedi
From the fountain of goats
Hebrew
Epaphras
A lovely and fair woman Epaphroditus
Hebrew
Ephah
Of the darkness Epha
Hebrew
Ephesus
From the desired place
Hebrew
Ephphatha
Be opened.
Hebrew
Ephratah
Abundance, bearing fruit.
Hebrew
Ephrath
Abundance, bearing fruit.
Hebrew
Ephrayim
Fertile
Hebrew
Epicurean
Follower of Epicurus
Hebrew
Erez
Cedar tree
Hebrew
Erlind
An angelic woman
Hebrew
Erlinda
Spirit
Hebrew
Esek
A quarrelsome woman
Hebrew
Eshcol
From the valley of grapes
Hebrew
Eshtaol
A strong woman
Hebrew
Eshtemoa
An obedient child
Hebrew
Etaney
One who is focused
Hebrew
Evron
Jewish form of Ephrayim very fruitful See EPHRAYIM
Hebrew
Faivish
Yiddish form of Phoebus, a name derived from the Greek phoibos bright one Pet...
Hebrew
Feige
Resembling a bird
Hebrew
Feigel
Bird
Hebrew
Fishel
Resembling a fish
Hebrew
Froyim
A kind man Froiim
Hebrew
Gafnit
Vine
Hebrew
Galeed
The mark of friendship
Hebrew
Galil
From the hilly place
Hebrew
Galilea
Born in Galilee
Hebrew
Gammadim
Of the daring and valorous people
Hebrew
Gaphna
Vine
Hebrew
Gavriila
Gods bravest woman
Hebrew
Gaza
Having great strength
Hebrew
Geba
A hill, cup
Hebrew
Gebal
Of the natural boundary
Hebrew
About Jewish naming traditions

Jewish naming customs often honor deceased relatives. Ashkenazi Jews typically name after the departed, while Sephardic Jews may name after living family members.

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