Jewish Baby Names

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

All Jewish Baby Names

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Rahil
Traveler.
Hebrew
Raphael
God has healed.
Hebrew
Ranit
Joyful; Song.
Hebrew
Badezon
Gifted with strength.
Hebrew
Azuriah
Helped by God or God's help.
Hebrew
Azurah
Helped by God or God's help.
Hebrew
Rafy
God has healed.
Hebrew
Azubah
Forsaken or abandoned.
Hebrew
Azuba
Desert or wilderness.
Hebrew
Azrael
Helper of God.
Hebrew
Azorah
Firm, strong.
Hebrew
Azil
Noble, illustrious.
Hebrew
Azie
Strength, power.
Hebrew
Azelaiah
God has set aside or God has reserved.
Hebrew
Azel
Noble or God is my strength.
Hebrew
Azekel
God strengthens.
Hebrew
Rakel
Ewe (female sheep).
Hebrew
Azaziah
Yahweh has strengthened.
Hebrew
Azaryahu
Yahweh has helped.
Hebrew
Azaryah
God has helped.
Hebrew
Azarya
God has helped.
Hebrew
Azaria
God has helped.
Hebrew
Azariah
Yahweh has helped.
Hebrew
Azaniah
YHWH has listened; heard by God.
Hebrew
Azaliah
YHWH has reserved; God has spared.
Hebrew
Azalia
God has remembered.
Hebrew
Aylana
Oak tree.
Hebrew
Aylah
Oak tree.
Hebrew
Ayitah
Dove.
Hebrew
Ayeshiah
Life.
Hebrew
Ayel
Ayel means 'deer' or 'stag' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Ayalah
God has ascended or God is exalted.
Hebrew
Ayala
Meaning 'doe' or 'gazelle', symbolizing grace and beauty.
Hebrew
Avshalom
My father is peace.
Hebrew
Avsalom
Father of peace.
Hebrew
Pitni
A diminutive form of the name Pithom.
Hebrew
Avraham
Father of many nations.
Hebrew
Avniel
My Father is God.
Hebrew
Avner
Father of Light.
Hebrew
Pinkus
God remembers.
Hebrew
Pinkas
Record or register.
Hebrew
Avivit
Little spring.
Hebrew
Phineas
Oracle.
Hebrew
Avivie
Spring-like.
Hebrew
Pinchas
Means 'mouth of brass' or 'dark-skinned' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Avivi
Spring-like, Fresh.
Hebrew
Avivah
Spring, Renewal.
Hebrew
Phinees
Oracle.
Hebrew
Aviva
Spring, Renewal.
Hebrew
Aviv
Spring.
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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