Jewish Baby Names

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

All Jewish Baby Names

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Anniken
Gracious, merciful
Hebrew
Arach
Ready, prepared.
Hebrew
Arashel
From the strong and pro-tected hill
Hebrew
Arava
Resembling a willow; of an arid land
Hebrew
Ardah
Bronze
Hebrew
Ariza
Cedar panels The cedar tree, the national symbol of Lebanon, once grew in gre...
Hebrew
Arlando
Pledge
Hebrew
Armona
A chestnut color of brown
Hebrew
Arza
Cedar panels
Hebrew
Asael
God Has Created
Hebrew
Asaya
Gods creation
Hebrew
Asenka
Grace
Hebrew
Asenke
Grace
Hebrew
Ashra
One who is fortunate
Hebrew
Asisa
Juicy, ripe
Hebrew
Asisya
The juice of Jehovah
Hebrew
Ataiah
God helps.
Hebrew
Ataret
Crown, Blessed
Hebrew
Atonia
Strong as an oak.
Hebrew
Atzel
Noble
Hebrew
Auriel
Lion of God.
Hebrew
Avagail
My father rejoices. Biblical, the name of King David's third wife described a...
Hebrew
Aviah
My father is Lord.
Hebrew
Avichayil
Our Lord is strong
Hebrew
Avigail
Gives joy.
Hebrew
Avikar
My father is priceless.
Hebrew
Aviram
My father is strong, father of heights.
Hebrew
Avishae
The gift of my Father
Hebrew
Avishai
Gift from God.
Hebrew
Aviur
Father of fire.
Hebrew
Ayelet
Deer
Hebrew
Azai
Strength
Hebrew
Azama
One who is heard by God
Hebrew
Azarlah
Whom God helps. The name Azalrah was given to several Old Testament character...
Hebrew
Azriela
God is my strength.
Hebrew
Bachir
The oldest son
Hebrew
Bachur
Young man.
Hebrew
Bakura
Resembling ripened fruit
Hebrew
Bama
Son of prophecy.
Hebrew
Barkait
Morning star
Hebrew
Barlaam
The name of a hermit Barlam
Hebrew
Bartal
Rich in land
Hebrew
Bartolomeu
Rich in land
Hebrew
Bartosz
Rich in land
Hebrew
Barzillai
My Iron
Hebrew
Batzra
Fortress, fortification, enclosure
Hebrew
Bebba
One who is pledged to God
Hebrew
Bechira
One who is chosen
Hebrew
Behira
Bright light.
Hebrew
Beinish
Right-hand son.
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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