Jewish Baby Names

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

All Jewish Baby Names

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Moreina
Longed for.
Hebrew
Moreah
Teacher.
Hebrew
Mordehai
Warrior.
Hebrew
Mordecai
Warrior.
Hebrew
Morathi
Bitter.
Hebrew
Moran
Refers to a teacher or a guide.
Hebrew
Moral
Refers to someone who is principled or honorable.
Hebrew
Morah
Refers to a teacher or a guide.
Hebrew
Saara
Princess.
Hebrew
Sadea
Almighty God.
Hebrew
Saarah
Princess.
Hebrew
Moni
Moni is a diminutive of Monica, meaning 'advisor' or 'solitary'.
Hebrew
Molarah
To speak.
Hebrew
Moirah
Bitterness or rebelliousness.
Hebrew
Moeysha
God's salvation.
Hebrew
Moeshe
Drawn out of the water.
Hebrew
Moesha
Drawn out of the water.
Hebrew
Moeisha
God's salvation.
Hebrew
Mizraim
Dual form of Mitzrayim, referring to the ancient land of Egypt.
Hebrew
Mizpah
Watchtower.
Hebrew
Misshael
Who is like God?.
Hebrew
Mirra
Myrrh.
Hebrew
Miron
Myrrh.
Hebrew
Mirjam
Sea of Bitterness.
Hebrew
Mirium
Bitter.
Hebrew
Mirit
Bitterness.
Hebrew
Miriamne
Sea of bitterness.
Hebrew
Miriam
Beloved, wished-for child
Hebrew
Miri
Bitter.
Hebrew
Mirah
Bitter, rebellious.
Hebrew
Minorah
Lampstand, candelabrum.
Hebrew
Minora
Gift, present.
Hebrew
Mimi
Means 'wished-for child' or 'rebellious' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Milikah
Queen-like.
Hebrew
Milicah
Queen.
Hebrew
Miliah
Advocate or comforter.
Hebrew
Milcah
Milcah means 'queen' or 'counsel' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Milca
Queen or counselor; derived from Malkah.
Hebrew
Mikal
Who is like God?
Hebrew
Mikael
Who is like God?
Hebrew
Mijamin
From the right hand, a biblical name meaning 'right hand' or 'southward'.
Hebrew
Migeel
Who is like God.
Hebrew
Migdannah
Tower of Judgment.
Hebrew
Migdana
Tower.
Hebrew
Migdanna
Tower of grace.
Hebrew
Micol
Who is like God?.
Hebrew
Michon
Gift from God.
Hebrew
Michiah
Who is like God?
Hebrew
Micheal
Who is like God?.
Hebrew
Michan
Who is like God?.
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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