Origin
Hebrew boy names
179 boy names of Hebrew origin, with where each is actually given today. Given most today: Noah, Adam, and James.
Hebrew origin here means etymology: where the name comes from, as recorded in Wiktionary. Where a name is given today is a separate question: open a name to see where it is loved, common or rare.
“rest”
Say it NO-uh
Loved across France, the UK, Canada, and 19 more places. Common in Italy, Catalonia, and Spain. Rare in Poland, Israel, and Slovenia.
1 in 67 boys born in England and Wales in 2025. Number 2 there.
“rest” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 251 in Israel.
“earth, man, soil, light brown”
Say it AD-um
Loved across France, Israel, Quebec, and three German cities. Common across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 19 more places.
1 in 124 boys born in Ireland in 2025. Number 20 there.
“earth, man, soil, light brown” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 8 in Israel.
“possibly holding the heel”
Say it JAYMZ
Loved in the Netherlands, Ireland, and Northern Ireland. Common across England and Wales, Canada, Scotland, and 5 more places. Rare in France, Italy, Poland, and 13 more places.
1 in 61 boys born in Northern Ireland in 2025. Number 3 there.
“possibly holding the heel” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“son of the right/south or son of days”
Say it BEN-juh-min
Loved in Ontario and 1 more place. Common in England and Wales, the Netherlands, Sweden, and 21 more places. Rare in France, Italy, Poland, and 3 more places.
1 in 224 boys born in Northern Ireland in 2025. Number 61 there.
“son of the right/south or son of days” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“God is my judge”
Say it DAN-yul
Common across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 23 more places. Rare in France, Quebec, Slovenia, and 1 more place.
1 in 105 boys born in Ireland in 2025. Number 13 there.
“God is my judge” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 18 in Israel.
“God is my strong man”
Say it GAY-bree-ul
Loved in France and Switzerland. Common in England and Wales, Italy, Poland, and 17 more places. Rare in Israel, the Netherlands, Ireland, and 4 more places.
1 in 62 boys born in Poland in 2025. Number 19 there.
“God is my strong man” · Latin, Greek, and Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“beloved”
Say it DAY-vid
Loved in Israel and Croatia. Common in England and Wales, Italy, Poland, and 22 more places. Rare in France, Sweden, and Northern Ireland.
1 in 208 boys born in Ireland in 2025. Number 45 there.
“beloved” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 3 in Israel.
“possibly holding the heel”
Say it JAY-kub
Common across the UK, three Canadian provinces, Ireland, and 5 more places. Rare in France, Italy, Poland, and 13 more places.
1 in 136 boys born in Northern Ireland in 2025. Number 27 there.
“possibly holding the heel” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“firmness, strong, or long-lived”
Say it EE-thun
Loved in British Columbia. Common across France, the UK, Italy, and 9 more places. Rare in Poland, Israel, the Netherlands, and 11 more places.
1 in 153 boys born in Northern Ireland in 2025. Number 32 there.
“firmness, strong, or long-lived” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“'God has set' or 'God has placed'”
Say it SAM-yoo-ul
Common across France, the UK, Italy, and 25 more places. Rare in Poland, Israel, Slovenia, and 1 more place.
1 in 354 boys born in England and Wales in 2025. Number 66 there.
“'God has set' or 'God has placed'” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: number 635 in Israel.
“Yahweh is my god”
Say it ee-LY-us
Loved across Austria, Switzerland, four German cities, and 2 more places. Common across England and Wales, three Canadian provinces, the Netherlands, and 11 more places. Rare in France, Italy, Poland, and 5 more places.
1 in 64 boys born in Austria in 2025. Number 4 there.
from Elijah, “Yahweh is my god” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: number 145 in Israel.
“possibly he will join; or priest”
Say it LEE-vy
Loved across the Netherlands, three German cities, three Australian states, and 1 more place. Common across three Canadian provinces, Israel, Sweden, and 10 more places. Rare in France, England and Wales, Italy, and 4 more places.
1 in 202 boys born in Northern Ireland in 2025. Number 52 there.
“possibly he will join; or priest” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 95 in Israel.
“he laughs, he will laugh”
Say it EYE-zik
Common across France, the UK, three Canadian provinces, and 8 more places. Rare in Italy, Poland, Israel, and 12 more places.
1 in 204 boys born in England and Wales in 2025. Number 36 there.
“he laughs, he will laugh” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“God has given”
Say it NAY-thun
Common in France, England and Wales, Italy, and 8 more places. Rare in Poland, Israel, Sweden, and 11 more places.
1 in 255 boys born in Scotland in 2025. Number 56 there.
“God has given” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“who is like God?”
Say it MY-kul
Common across the UK, three Canadian provinces, Israel, and 7 more places. Rare in France, Italy, Poland, and 11 more places.
1 in 126 boys born in Ireland in 2025. Number 22 there.
“who is like God?” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 17 in Israel.
“Yahweh is my god”
Say it ih-LY-juh
Loved across three Australian states and New Zealand. Common across the UK, Ontario, Ireland, and 2 more places. Rare in France, Italy, Poland, and 15 more places.
1 in 164 boys born in England and Wales in 2025. Number 23 there.
“Yahweh is my god” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“praised”
Say it JOOD
Loved in Northern Ireland. Common in England and Wales, Ireland, Scotland, and 5 more places. Rare in France, Italy, Poland, and 16 more places.
1 in 82 boys born in Northern Ireland in 2025. Number 9 there.
“praised” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“Yahweh is gracious”
Say it YAHN
Loved in Poland and Catalonia. Common across the Netherlands, Austria, three German cities, and 3 more places. Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 11 more places.
1 in 25 boys born in Poland in 2025. Number 4 there.
“Yahweh is gracious” · Dutch and Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: number 853 in Israel.
“gift of the Lord”
Say it mah-TAY-oh
Loved in Switzerland. Common in Italy, the Netherlands, Ontario, and 11 more places. Rare across France, the UK, Poland, and 6 more places.
1 in 79 boys born in Italy in 2024. Number 13 there.
“gift of the Lord” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“Yahweh is salvation”
Say it JOSH-oo-uh
Common across the UK, Ontario, Ireland, and 6 more places. Rare in France, Italy, Poland, and 13 more places.
1 in 290 boys born in England and Wales in 2025. Number 53 there.
“Yahweh is salvation” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“help, succor”
Say it EZ-ruh
Common in England and Wales, the Netherlands, Ontario, and 7 more places. Rare in France, Italy, Poland, and 16 more places.
1 in 209 boys born in England and Wales in 2025. Number 38 there.
“help, succor” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 324 in Israel.
“possibly dog”
Say it KAY-lub
Common across the UK, three Canadian provinces, New Zealand, and South Australia. Rare in France, Italy, Poland, and 15 more places.
1 in 162 boys born in Northern Ireland in 2025. Number 36 there.
“possibly dog” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“possibly bearer of martyrs”
Say it AIR-un
Common in France, Ontario, Austria, and 12 more places. Rare in England and Wales, Italy, Poland, and 9 more places.
1 in 289 boys born in Ireland in 2025. Number 71 there.
“possibly bearer of martyrs” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“(God) shall add”
Say it JOH-sef
Common across France, the UK, Ontario, and 6 more places. Rare in Italy, Poland, Israel, and 15 more places.
1 in 207 boys born in Northern Ireland in 2025. Number 54 there.
“(God) shall add” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 699 in Israel.
“possibly holding the heel”
Say it JAY-kub
Loved in Austria, Norway, Slovenia, and 1 more place. Common across five German cities. Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 10 more places.
1 in 64 boys born in Austria in 2025. Number 5 there.
“possibly holding the heel” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“God is gracious”
Say it JON
Common in Ontario, Ireland, British Columbia, and 3 more places. Rare in France, England and Wales, Italy, and 16 more places.
1 in 145 boys born in Ireland in 2025. Number 29 there.
“God is gracious” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“my God is Yahweh”
Say it EL-ee-ut
Common across England and Wales, three Nordic countries, Ontario, and 5 more places. Rare in France, Italy, Poland, and 15 more places.
1 in 317 boys born in Scotland in 2025. Number 85 there.
from Elliott, “my God is Yahweh” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“gift of the Lord”
Say it MATH-yoo
Common in Ontario, Ireland, Scotland, and 2 more places. Rare in France, England and Wales, Italy, and 16 more places.
1 in 224 boys born in Northern Ireland in 2025. Number 61 there.
“gift of the Lord” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“God cures/has healed”
Say it RAF-ee-el
Loved in France. Common across Austria, five German cities, and Quebec. Rare across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 11 more places.
1 in 89 boys born in France in 2025. Number 4 there.
“God cures/has healed” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“see, a son”
Say it ROO-bin
Common across the UK, Queensland, and New South Wales. Rare in France, Italy, Poland, and 18 more places.
1 in 193 boys born in England and Wales in 2025. Number 29 there.
“see, a son” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
149 more names
“son of the right/south, or son of days”
“son of the right/south, or son of days” · English and Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: number 62 in Israel.
Rare across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 15 more places.
Danish, Hebrew, and Old Norse origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“my good is YHWH”
“my good is YHWH” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“ascent”
“ascent” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 550 in Israel.
“Yahweh has remembered”
“Yahweh has remembered” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“may He heel (via Jacob)”
“may He heel (via Jacob)” · English, Scots, and Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“dove”
“dove” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“dove”
“dove” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 17 more places.
Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 137 in Israel.
“possibly holding the heel”
“possibly holding the heel” · Hebrew, Latin, and Greek origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“God has given”
“God has given” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“God's gift; or God exists”
“God's gift; or God exists” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“hearkening, listening”
from Simeon, “hearkening, listening” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“gift of the Lord (via Matthieu)”
“gift of the Lord (via Matthieu)” · French, Spanish, Italian, and Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“Jordan (river); possibly "to descend"”
“Jordan (river); possibly "to descend"” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“God cures/has healed”
from Raphael, “God cures/has healed” · Hebrew and Spanish origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“possibly bearer of martyrs”
from Aaron, “possibly bearer of martyrs” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“lion”
“lion” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 9 in Israel.
“Yahweh (is) God”
“Yahweh (is) God” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“see, a son”
from Reuben, “see, a son” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“my God is Yahweh”
“my God is Yahweh” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“breath, vapor; vanity”
“breath, vapor; vanity” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“possibly Yahweh is salvation”
“possibly Yahweh is salvation” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“God is gracious”
“God is gracious” · Latin, Greek, and Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“God has given”
“God has given” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“(God) shall add”
“(God) shall add” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 2 in Israel.
Rare in France, Italy, Poland, and 19 more places.
Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“hearkening, listening”
“hearkening, listening” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“gift of Yahweh”
“gift of Yahweh” · Danish, Latin, Greek, and Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“possibly holding the heel”
“possibly holding the heel” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“my good is YHWH”
from Tobias, “my good is YHWH” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“perhaps noble”
“perhaps noble” · Celtic and Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“who is like Yahweh”
“who is like Yahweh” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“Yahweh has remembered”
from Zachariah, “Yahweh has remembered” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 764 in Israel.
“my pleasantness”
“my pleasantness” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: number 16 in Israel.
“gift of Yahweh”
“gift of Yahweh” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“God strengthens”
“God strengthens” · Hebrew origin · 4 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“lion of God”
“lion of God” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: number 5 in Israel.
“Yahweh has remembered”
from Zachariah, “Yahweh has remembered” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 17 more places.
Hebrew and Arabic origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 42 in Israel.
“Yahweh is gracious”
“Yahweh is gracious” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“who is like God?”
“who is like God?” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 764 in Israel.
“God has given”
“God has given” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 54 in Israel.
“chosen one, appointed, placed”
“chosen one, appointed, placed” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“to give birth to”
“to give birth to” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 10 in Israel.
“treasurer”
“treasurer” · Latin, Hebrew, Aramaic, and Persian origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 17 more places.
Latin, Greek, Hebrew, and Spanish origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“gift of Yahweh”
“gift of Yahweh” · Latin, Greek, and Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: number 167 in Israel.
“he wrestles with God”
“he wrestles with God” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: number 14 in Israel.
“light”
“light” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 7 in Israel.
“dog”
“dog” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: number 11 in Israel.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew origin · 4 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“Father is exalted.”
from Abraham, “Father is exalted.” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: number 12 in Israel.
“Yahweh is gracious”
“Yahweh is gracious” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“Yahweh has remembered”
from Zachariah, “Yahweh has remembered” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“Yahweh is salvation”
from Joshua, “Yahweh is salvation” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“gift of Yahweh”
“gift of Yahweh” · Old Norse, Latin, Greek, and Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“my God is Yahweh”
from Elliott, “my God is Yahweh” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“the Lord has remembered”
“the Lord has remembered” · Hebrew and Arabic origin · 4 syllables
In its home country: number 287 in Israel.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 15 in Israel.
“God is with us”
“God is with us” · Hebrew origin · 4 syllables
In its home country: number 92 in Israel.
“God hears, God will hear”
“God hears, God will hear” · Hebrew and Spanish origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“my messenger”
“my messenger” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: number 67 in Israel.
“who is like God?”
“who is like God?” · Latin, Greek, and Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“Yahweh exalt”
“Yahweh exalt” · Hebrew origin · 4 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 21 in Israel.
“life”
“life” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 26 in Israel.
“'God has set' or 'God has placed'”
from Samuel, “'God has set' or 'God has placed'” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 23 in Israel.
“Saint James”
“Saint James” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“(God) shall add”
from Joseph, “(God) shall add” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“Yahweh has remembered”
from Zachariah, “Yahweh has remembered” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew origin · 4 syllables
In its home country: number 19 in Israel.
“who is like Yahweh”
“who is like Yahweh” · Hebrew and Finnish origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“possibly holding the heel”
“possibly holding the heel” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: number 20 in Israel.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“(God) shall add”
“(God) shall add” · Hebrew and Spanish origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“my God is Yahweh”
from Elliott, “my God is Yahweh” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: number 90 in Israel.
“possibly holding the heel”
“possibly holding the heel” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 25 in Israel.
“to be an enemy”
“to be an enemy” · Arabic and Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 265 in Israel.
“peace”
“peace” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 29 in Israel.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: number 28 in Israel.
“he who listens to God”
“he who listens to God” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 279 in Israel.
“gift of the Lord”
“gift of the Lord” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“who is like God?”
from Michael, “who is like God?” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“Father is exalted.”
“Father is exalted.” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“Father is exalted.”
from Abraham, “Father is exalted.” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“he will light up”
“he will light up” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 33 in Israel.
Rare across France, the UK, Poland, and 18 more places.
Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 699 in Israel.
“Yahweh (is) God”
“Yahweh (is) God” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“dove”
“dove” · Norwegian and Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“God has given”
“God has given” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“Who is like God?”
“Who is like God?” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“king of light”
“king of light” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“God is my light”
“God is my light” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: number 73 in Israel.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“gift of Yahweh”
“gift of Yahweh” · Hebrew, Old Norse, Latin, and Greek origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“(God) shall add”
“(God) shall add” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Germanic and Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: number 71 in Israel.
“who is like God?”
from Michael, “who is like God?” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“oak tree”
from Elon, “oak tree” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 56 in Israel.
“possibly holding the heel”
“possibly holding the heel” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“Yahweh has remembered”
from Zachary, “Yahweh has remembered” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Sanskrit and Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 68 in Israel.
Rare across France, the UK, Poland, and 18 more places.
Hebrew origin · 4 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“Yahweh is my god”
from Elijah, “Yahweh is my god” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“gift of the Lord”
“gift of the Lord” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“my light”
“my light” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 187 in Israel.
“gazelle”
“gazelle” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: number 61 in Israel.
“possibly holding the heel”
“possibly holding the heel” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“God cures/has healed”
“God cures/has healed” · Hebrew origin · 4 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“God is my judge”
“God is my judge” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 76 in Israel.
“Song of Joy”
“Song of Joy” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: number 121 in Israel.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew origin · 4 syllables
In its home country: number 108 in Israel.
“to be an enemy”
“to be an enemy” · Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“God strengthens”
“God strengthens” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“Yahweh (is) God”
from Joel, “Yahweh (is) God” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 172 in Israel.
“may Yahweh raise up”
“may Yahweh raise up” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 110 in Israel.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 193 in Israel.
“who is like God?”
“who is like God?” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: number 114 in Israel.
“God has helped”
from Eleazar, “God has helped” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: number 126 in Israel.
“fruitful”
“fruitful” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: number 141 in Israel.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 151 in Israel.
“El is my lord”
“El is my lord” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: number 357 in Israel.
“blessed”
“blessed” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 122 in Israel.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 171 in Israel.
“son of the right/south or son of days”
“son of the right/south or son of days” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: number 139 in Israel.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: number 145 in Israel.
“God cures/has healed”
from Raphael, “God cures/has healed” · Hebrew and Spanish origin · 1 syllable
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“gift of the Lord”
“gift of the Lord” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“prophet's son”
“prophet's son” · Hebrew origin · 3 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“(God) shall add”
“(God) shall add” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“who is like God?”
“who is like God?” · Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
“dove”
“dove” · Latin, Greek, and Hebrew origin · 2 syllables
In its home country: not in the latest list.
Other origins
Ranks from official birth statistics; meanings and origins from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0). How these figures are computed.