Jewish Baby Names

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

All Jewish Baby Names

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Zevial
Deer of God.
Hebrew
Zeviel
Deer of God.
Hebrew
Zevaryah
Gift of God.
Hebrew
Zevarya
Gift of God.
Hebrew
Zevaria
God has remembered.
Hebrew
Zevariah
God has remembered.
Hebrew
Zevak
Sacrifice.
Hebrew
Zevack
God has remembered.
Hebrew
Zevac
Gift of God.
Hebrew
Zevach
Sacrifice.
Hebrew
Zerykah
The Lord has remembered.
Hebrew
Zeresh
Gold.
Hebrew
Zeradalya
Ascending, rising.
Hebrew
Zerdalia
Rosy, pink.
Hebrew
Zerach
Bright, shining.
Hebrew
Zera
Means 'seed' or 'beginning' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Zirah
Crown or wreath, symbolizing honor and royalty.
Hebrew
Zira
Zira means 'song' or 'melody' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Arram
Exalted father.
Hebrew
Zevadiah
God has adorned.
Hebrew
Zevadia
God has adorned.
Hebrew
Arorah
The earth, soil.
Hebrew
Arona
Song or melody.
Hebrew
Arod
Ruler.
Hebrew
Zennah
Short form of the name Zenobia, meaning given life by Zeus.
Hebrew
Zenah
Woman.
Hebrew
Arnona
My little cedar tree or my song.
Hebrew
Arnon
Arnon means 'roaring stream' or 'rushing brook' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Zelziah
God has healed or God is my oath.
Hebrew
Zelizi
My God is my strength.
Hebrew
Arninit
Joyful.
Hebrew
Arnine
Joyful.
Hebrew
Arninah
Joyful.
Hebrew
Arnina
Joyful.
Hebrew
Arnin
Joyful.
Hebrew
Zeldah
Victory.
Hebrew
Zeky
God will strengthen.
Hebrew
Zekie
God strengthens.
Hebrew
Zeffa
Honeycomb.
Hebrew
Zeeve
Bear.
Hebrew
Zione
God is gracious
Hebrew
Zion
Zion is a biblical name referring to a hill in Jerusalem, symbolizing the Pro...
Hebrew
Zedekyah
God is just.
Hebrew
Zedekya
God is just.
Hebrew
Zedekia
God is just.
Hebrew
Zedekiah
God is just.
Hebrew
Zevulum
Respected deer.
Hebrew
Zebulun
Zebulun means 'dwelling' or 'honor' in Hebrew, referring to the biblical tribe.
Hebrew
Zebulon
Exalted or honored dwelling place.
Hebrew
Arnat
Gift from 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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