Jewish Baby Names

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

All Jewish Baby Names

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Cushan
Ethiopian.
Hebrew
Colhozeh
Unfortunately, there is no information available about the meaning of Colhozeh..
Hebrew
Cidrah
Written word.
Hebrew
Cibeah
Desired.
Hebrew
Chozeba
Hopeful.
Hebrew
Chozai
Favored by God.
Hebrew
Chorazin
Place name mentioned in the Bible.
Hebrew
Chizkiah
God is my strength.
Hebrew
Chitto
Gift of God.
Hebrew
Chislon
Strength or fortress, derived from a Hebrew root meaning 'to be strong'.
Hebrew
Chisleu
Chisleu is a Hebrew month name and doesn't have a specific meaning.
Hebrew
Chimham
The Lord is alive.
Hebrew
Chilion
Pining or wasting away.
Hebrew
Chiliab
Father is a god.
Hebrew
Chidon
Judge, ruler.
Hebrew
Chevi
Life.
Hebrew
Chetzron
Protected by God.
Hebrew
Chesulloth
Hopeful.
Hebrew
Chesed
Means 'kindness' or 'loving-kindness' in Hebrew, often used as a virtue name.
Hebrew
Chermona
Bitter.
Hebrew
Chephirah
Village, hamlet.
Hebrew
Chenche
Grace or Favor.
Hebrew
Chenaniah
Established by the Lord.
Hebrew
Chenani
Graceful or favored.
Hebrew
Chenaanah
Full of grace.
Hebrew
Chemdiah
God has answered.
Hebrew
Chemdia
Knowledge of God.
Hebrew
Chemda
Grace.
Hebrew
Chemash
God of Moab.
Hebrew
Cheilem
Wealthy.
Hebrew
Chebar
Prosperous.
Hebrew
Chazona
Vision.
Hebrew
Chazaiah
God has seen.
Hebrew
Chasiel
God is my refuge.
Hebrew
Chasida
Stork.
Hebrew
Chasid
Pious, devout.
Hebrew
Chashmona
Wise.
Hebrew
Charran
Singing, joyful.
Hebrew
Charna
Gracious.
Hebrew
Chaniya
Grace of God.
Hebrew
Chanit
Grace.
Hebrew
Chaniel
God's grace.
Hebrew
Chanicka
Graceful, favored.
Hebrew
Chananiah
God has been gracious.
Hebrew
Chalfon
Change or exchange, possibly referring to a merchant or trader.
Hebrew
Chalcol
Like dew or dew-like.
Hebrew
Chagiah
Festival of the Lord, from Hebrew 'chag' meaning festival and 'Yah' referring...
Hebrew
Cassiel
Speed of God or angel of solitude.
Hebrew
Casluhim
Descendants of Casluh, a biblical character.
Hebrew
Casleu
One of the months in the Hebrew calendar.
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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