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Avida is an ancient and unique Hebrew name composed of two linguistic elements: 'Avi' meaning 'my father' or 'father of', and 'Da' from the root D.A.H meaning knowledge, knowing, or wisdom. The complete meaning of the name is 'my father knows', 'father of knowledge', or 'my father has wisdom'. The name expresses a deep relationship between son and father, emphasizing the father's role as a source of wisdom, guidance, and knowledge. It is a name that reflects ancient Hebrew culture where the father was perceived as a teacher, a source of spiritual authority, and the transmitter of tradition and knowledge from generation to generation. In Jewish culture, the name Avida carries special significance that connects the familial dimension with the spiritual dimension. The father in this culture is not merely an authority figure but also a spiritual teacher and guide, transmitting Jewish values, accumulated wisdom, and traditional knowledge to future generations. The name expresses gratitude and appreciation for this role, reflecting a relationship of respect, love, and learning. In the modern era, the name maintains its traditional and profound character, chosen by parents who wish to emphasize the importance of knowledge, wisdom, and strong family bonds. The name carries a warm and personal character while conveying values of learning, wisdom, and appreciation for family heritage. Avida is a relatively rare name in contemporary Israel, which grants it uniqueness and special character. Bearers of this name are often perceived as thoughtful, wise individuals with a deep connection to their family and roots. The name evokes associations of family warmth, respect for fathers, and aspiration for knowledge and wisdom. In modern Israeli society, where there is a revival of ancient and traditional Hebrew names, Avida represents an original and meaningful choice that bridges historical past with contemporary values of family, education, and wisdom. The name carries a message about the importance of knowledge and learning, the connection between generations, and the central role of the father as a source of guidance and wisdom in Jewish family life.

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Avida | Avida'a | Abida

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Genesis 25:4 - And the sons of Midian: Ephah, and Epher, and Hanoch, and Abida, and Eldaah

In Kabbalah, the name Avida symbolizes the connection between supreme wisdom (the Sefirah of Chochmah) and the earthly father. The element 'Da' represents Da'at, the Sefirah that connects Chochmah and Binah, while 'Avi' represents the source, the spiritual root. The name carries an energy of deep understanding, of connection between divine knowledge and human knowledge, and of transmitting spiritual light from generation to generation.

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Abida (Biblical figure, son of Midian) | Avida Dollars (stage name, musician)

אבידן | אביעד | אבינועם | אבירם | אבינדב | עובדיה

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