Jewish Baby Names

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

All Jewish Baby Names

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Aputa
Mystical; Hidden.
Hebrew
Aphiah
Brotherly.
Hebrew
Aniam
God's grace or God has answered.
Hebrew
Aner
Light.
Hebrew
Anathoth
Answer.
Hebrew
Anath
Answer.
Hebrew
Anammelech
Anammelech is a Mesopotamian deity mentioned in the Hebrew Bible, meaning 'An...
Hebrew
Anak
Necklace.
Hebrew
Anaharath
Fountains of joy.
Hebrew
Anael
God has answered.
Hebrew
Amot
Means 'truth' or 'faithful' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Ammizabad
My people is generous.
Hebrew
Ammishaddai
My people is mighty.
Hebrew
Ammah
Mother.
Hebrew
Amiyah
Close to God.
Hebrew
Amitai
My truth, my belief.
Hebrew
Aminadab
My people are generous.
Hebrew
Amidah
Prayer.
Hebrew
Amashai
Burden.
Hebrew
Amalek
People of ty.
Hebrew
Alush
Eminent (Hebrew).
Hebrew
Alumit
Alumit is a Hebrew name meaning 'hidden' or 'concealed'.
Hebrew
Alleluia
Praise the Lord.
Hebrew
Alitza
Joyful, cheerful.
Hebrew
Alitz
Joy, happiness.
Hebrew
Alammelech
Oak king, strong king.
Hebrew
Akub
Protected.
Hebrew
Akrabbim
Scorpions.
Hebrew
Akkub
Protected; enclosed.
Hebrew
Ajalon
Strong, oak tree.
Hebrew
Ainra
Mountain of strength.
Hebrew
Ahuzzah
Seized.
Hebrew
Ahuzam
Scheming.
Hebrew
Ahuviah
God's beloved.
Hebrew
Ahumai
My brother is alive.
Hebrew
Ahsalom
Peaceful.
Hebrew
Aholibamah
Tent of the high place.
Hebrew
Aholibah
My tent is in her.
Hebrew
Aholiab
Father's tent or my tabernacle is my father.
Hebrew
Aholah
Her tent or her own tabernacle.
Hebrew
Ahitub
Brother of goodness.
Hebrew
Ahithophel
Brother of foolishness.
Hebrew
Ahishar
Brother of the prince.
Hebrew
Ahishahur
Brother of the morning.
Hebrew
Ahisamach
My brother supports.
Hebrew
Ahira
Brother of evil.
Hebrew
Ahio
Brotherly.
Hebrew
Ahinoam
My brother is pleasant.
Hebrew
Ahinadab
My brother is noble.
Hebrew
Ahimoth
Brother of death or my brother is death.
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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