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Avioz is an ancient and rare Hebrew name composed of two linguistic elements: 'Avi' meaning 'my father' or 'father of', and 'Oz' meaning 'strength', 'power' or 'might'. The complete meaning of the name is 'my father is strength' or 'father of might', expressing qualities of power, courage and leadership. The name appears in the Bible in the Book of Samuel I, where Avioz son of Zeruiah was one of King David's mighty warriors and served as his chief military commander. The biblical Avioz is characterized by exceptional military valor, unwavering loyalty to the king, and strategic leadership that led the armies of Israel to numerous victories. The name Avioz carries a profound meaning of inner strength and leadership ability. The component 'Avi' indicates a strong familial connection and sense of responsibility, while 'Oz' symbolizes the power and fortitude required to face life's challenges. In Jewish tradition, the name is perceived as expressing a unique balance between paternal tenderness and firmness and strength. The biblical Avioz is known not only as a brave warrior but also as a person devoted to his family and people, successfully combining his prominent military role with family and national values. The name grants its bearer a sense of stability, reliability and the ability to provide protection and support to those around him. In modern Israeli culture, the name Avioz is considered rare and special, typically chosen by parents seeking a name with deep biblical roots and powerful meaning. The name is particularly suitable for families who value the historical heritage of the Jewish people and wish to give their son a name expressing inner strength, courage and leadership ability. Bearers of the name Avioz are often perceived as people with a strong presence, capable of quick decision-making, and possessing a high sense of responsibility toward their family and community. The name conveys self-confidence, determination and the ability to lead others in times of crisis and challenge.

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Avioz | Aviezer | Abioz

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2 Samuel 16:11 - And David said to Abishai and to all his servants: Behold, my son who came forth from my own body seeks my life

In Kabbalah, the name Avioz symbolizes the union between the Sefirah of Chesed (represented by 'Avi') and the Sefirah of Gevurah (represented by 'Oz'). This combination expresses the perfect balance between mercy and judgment, between softness and strength, and is considered an expression of spiritual perfection. The name carries an energy of spiritual protection and inner power that enables growth and development.

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Avioz Ohana - Israeli musician | Avioz Ben David - entrepreneur and businessman

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