אביטל

The name Avital is an ancient and beautiful biblical Hebrew name, composed of two linguistic elements: "Avi" meaning "my father" or "father of", and "Tal" which symbolizes dew - the delicate water droplets that descend at night and refresh the earth. The literal meaning of the name is "my father is dew" or "father of dew", reflecting a prayer and hope for the blessing of rain and dew, which are symbols of life, fertility, and abundance in ancient Middle Eastern culture. The name appears in the Bible as one of King David's wives, the mother of his fifth son Shephatiah, giving the name an impressive historical and royal dimension. In Jewish tradition, dew holds a very special place. In the Land of Israel, where rain falls only during the winter months, dew serves as a vital source of moisture throughout the long, dry summer season. Dew is not merely a physical natural phenomenon, but also a profound spiritual symbol - it represents the blessing from heaven, the quiet and gentle divine grace, and daily renewal. Dew is mentioned specially in Jewish prayers, and during Passover, Jews begin saying "He who causes the dew to fall" instead of "He who causes the wind to blow and the rain to fall". The name Avital, therefore, expresses gratitude to God for the blessing of dew, or a request that the Heavenly Father continue to bestow this blessing. The name also carries a sense of delicacy, softness, and pleasantness - exactly like the dew itself that descends quietly and refreshes plants without noise. The name Avital gained renewed popularity in the State of Israel during the 20th and 21st centuries, especially among families seeking an authentic biblical name that is not overly common yet carries rich history. The name is particularly suitable for babies born in springtime or during periods of hope and renewal, as dew symbolizes life renewing itself each morning. Today, Avital is given primarily to girls, although historically there were also men with this name. The name conveys a sense of connection to roots, to nature, and to tradition, while simultaneously sounding modern and fresh. Women named Avital are often perceived as having a gentle yet strong character, nurturing and nourishing, exactly like the dew that sustains plants quietly and gently.

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Avital | Abital | Avitall

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1 Chronicles 3:1-3 - The second, Daniel, of Abigail the Carmelitess; the third, Absalom son of Maacah daughter of Talmai king of Geshur; the fourth, Adonijah son of Haggith; the fifth, Shephatiah of Abital

In Kabbalah, the name Avital carries deep meaning of spiritual abundance and heavenly blessing. Dew symbolizes the gentle divine abundance that descends from the upper worlds and nourishes the physical world. The name represents the connection between the Heavenly Father and material blessing, expressing the idea that spiritual abundance manifests in a gentle and continuous manner, exactly like the dew that falls each night and renews life.

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Avital Dicker - Israeli actress | Avital Berkowitz - Israeli journalist | Avital Aharoni - Israeli dancer and movement designer

טליה | טל | טלי | אביגיל | אביה | טלמור | אביעד | אבישג

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