Jewish Baby Names

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

All Jewish Baby Names

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Chanae
Combination of Chanel and Renae.
Hebrew
Chanach
Plant.
Hebrew
Shipra
Beautiful, radiant.
Hebrew
Challa
Vineyard or winepress in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Chalah
Rest or repose.
Hebrew
Chakiah
Prepared by God.
Hebrew
Sarit
Princess or noblewoman.
Hebrew
Chainah
God has favored me or God has graced me.
Hebrew
Chaina
Graceful, peaceful.
Hebrew
Chaili
Extravagant, delicate.
Hebrew
Chaiah
Life.
Hebrew
Chaia
Life.
Hebrew
Chahnah
Grace.
Hebrew
Chahayah
God is living.
Hebrew
Chagai
A festival or celebration, often associated with the Jewish holiday of Sukkot.
Hebrew
Rashi
Sheep.
Hebrew
Chaanach
Grace.
Hebrew
Catyah
Pure.
Hebrew
Catya
Pure.
Hebrew
Casiah
God is my shelter.
Hebrew
Casia
Cassia tree.
Hebrew
Caryah
God is my portion or God will provide.
Hebrew
Cariah
Pure, clean.
Hebrew
Carshena
A queen mentioned in the Book of Esther in the Bible.
Hebrew
Zibiah
Gazelle or deer.
Hebrew
Zeruiah
Balsam of God.
Hebrew
Zeri
My crown.
Hebrew
Zebina
Gift from God.
Hebrew
Zebidah
Gift from God.
Hebrew
Zebah
Gift from God.
Hebrew
Zabbai
My gift.
Hebrew
Uzzi
Uzzi means 'my strength' or 'the Lord is my strength' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Tobijah
Yahweh is good.
Hebrew
Tiras
Tiras is a biblical name meaning 'desire' or 'breaking'.
Hebrew
Teresh
From the tribe of Benjamin.
Hebrew
Temeni
Pleasant, delightful.
Hebrew
Teman
South, desert.
Hebrew
Telah
Morning or to shine brightly.
Hebrew
Tarshish
Tarshish is a place name in the Bible, possibly referring to a distant land o...
Hebrew
Tahash
Badger (also a biblical character).
Hebrew
Tabeal
God is good
Hebrew
Tabaliah
Dew of God.
Hebrew
Shual
Fox.
Hebrew
Shua
Wealth or riches.
Hebrew
Shomer
Guardian, protector.
Hebrew
Shobi
My glory.
Hebrew
Shobal
Abundance.
Hebrew
Shiphrah
Radiant, sparkling.
Hebrew
Shimrith
Guarded, protected.
Hebrew
Shimri
Guarded, protected.
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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