Jewish Baby Names

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

All Jewish Baby Names

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Benji
Son of the right hand.
Hebrew
Benjey
Son of the right hand.
Hebrew
Benjamyn
Son of the right hand.
Hebrew
Benjamon
Son of the right hand.
Hebrew
Benjamen
Son of the right hand.
Hebrew
Benjaman
Son of the right hand.
Hebrew
Benite
Blessed.
Hebrew
Benitah
Blessed.
Hebrew
Beniah
Son of God.
Hebrew
Benia
Son of Yahweh (God).
Hebrew
Shelomo
Peaceful.
Hebrew
Solomon
Peaceful.
Hebrew
Salamon
Peaceful.
Hebrew
Bene
Son of my right hand.
Hebrew
Bendal
Son of judgment or son of the judge.
Hebrew
Benaya
Built by God.
Hebrew
Benajah
Son of the Lord.
Hebrew
Ben
Son of the right hand.
Hebrew
Benaiah
God has built.
Hebrew
Bena
Build, construct.
Hebrew
Simson
Sun.
Hebrew
Shimon
To hear, to be heard.
Hebrew
Belshazzar
May Bel protect the king.
Hebrew
Shunar
Watchful; vigilant.
Hebrew
Belite
Devoted to God or beautiful maiden.
Hebrew
Beliah
God is my master.
Hebrew
Belah
Swallow.
Hebrew
Beker
Brewer.
Hebrew
Shimeath
Heard, listened to.
Hebrew
Shimeah
Famous.
Hebrew
Shimea
Famous.
Hebrew
Sharin
To sing; A song.
Hebrew
Becher
Firstborn.
Hebrew
Shannah
God has favored me.
Hebrew
Channa
Graced by God.
Hebrew
Beccah
To tie or bind.
Hebrew
Becca
To tie or bind.
Hebrew
Beca
To tie or bind.
Hebrew
Bebiah
Daughter of the Lord.
Hebrew
Shadrack
Command of Aku, The Moon God.
Hebrew
Shadrac
Command of Aku, The Moon God.
Hebrew
Shadrach
Command of Aku, The Moon God.
Hebrew
Seraphim
Burning ones, a type of celestial being in Abrahamic religions.
Hebrew
Selik
Form of Selig, meaning 'blessed' or 'happy'.
Hebrew
Bazilla
God is my oath.
Hebrew
Bazel
Shadow, protection.
Hebrew
Bayliah
God is my strength.
Hebrew
Bayleah
Delicate, weary.
Hebrew
Batya
Daughter of God, from Hebrew 'bat' meaning daughter and 'Yah' referring to God.
Hebrew
Battzion
Daughter of Zion, referring to Jerusalem.
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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