Jewish Baby Names

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

All Jewish Baby Names

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Leeca
Holy, sacred to God. A short form of Elizabeth.
Hebrew
Lecah
Holy, sacred to God. A short form of Elizabeth.
Hebrew
Leazah
Holy, sacred to God. A short form of Elizabeth.
Hebrew
Leassah
Holy, sacred to God. A short form of Elizabeth.
Hebrew
Leassa
Holy, sacred to God. A short form of Elizabeth.
Hebrew
Leasah
Holy, sacred to God. A short form of Elizabeth.
Hebrew
Leasa
Holy, sacred to God. A short form of Elizabeth.
Hebrew
Leaca
Holy, sacred to God. A short form of Elizabeth.
Hebrew
Lazarus
God will help.
Hebrew
Lazer
God will help.
Hebrew
Lazarasz
God will help.
Hebrew
Laylie
Nightfall
Hebrew
Lavy
United in harmony, Promise.
Hebrew
Lavin
White
Hebrew
Lavie
Lion
Hebrew
Lavi
Lion
Hebrew
Lavaughan
White
Hebrew
Lavan
White
Hebrew
Lapidos
Torch
Hebrew
Lamech
Powerful strength.
Hebrew
Lamec
Powerful strength.
Hebrew
Laive
Lava|Lord
Hebrew
Laiv
Lava|Lord
Hebrew
Laish
Lion
Hebrew
Laili
Nightfall
Hebrew
Lailie
Nightfall
Hebrew
Laben
White
Hebrew
Laban
White
Hebrew
Kyvah
Replacer. A form of James.
Hebrew
Kyva
Replacer. A form of James.
Hebrew
Kytron
Crown
Hebrew
Kuper
Copper. Red-haired.
Hebrew
Kubinschu
Supplanter, Replacer
Hebrew
Kubinsch
Supplanter, Replacer
Hebrew
Ksena
Praise to God
Hebrew
Korin
Gleaming, Shining, Beaming.
Hebrew
Koren
Gleaming, Shining, Beaming
Hebrew
Koppel
Little Jacob, The little replacer.
Hebrew
Kopel
Little Jacob, The little replacer.
Hebrew
Kohen
Priest, Direct male descendant of the Biblical Aaron.
Hebrew
Kochava
Star
Hebrew
Kobe
Strong one, Replacer. A form of Jacob.
Hebrew
Klinger
Collector of discarded objects.
Hebrew
Kivah
Protect; shelter.'
Hebrew
Kiva
Protect; shelter.'
Hebrew
Kitroon
Crown
Hebrew
Kitra
Crowned
Hebrew
Kinnette
Harp
Hebrew
Kinneret
Harp
Hebrew
Kibah
Protect; shelter.'
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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