אביעם

Aviam is an ancient biblical Hebrew name with deep and moving significance. The name is composed of two elements: 'Avi' meaning 'my father' or 'father of', and 'Am' meaning 'people' or 'nation'. The full meaning of the name is 'father of the people' or 'my nation's father', expressing a profound sense of belonging, leadership, and collective responsibility. The name appears in the Bible as the name of a king of Judah, son of Rehoboam and grandson of King Solomon, who ruled in Jerusalem in the tenth century BCE. Aviam is also known by the name Abijah, and his name testifies to his role as a father to his people and leader of the Kingdom of Judah. The name Aviam carries a message of responsibility and leadership. The father is not merely a family figure but a symbol of protection, guidance, and care. When the name combines with the word 'Am' (people), it expands the father's role from the nuclear family to the entire community and nation. This is a name suitable for parents who wish to give their son a sense of purpose and mission, a feeling that he is part of something greater than himself and that he has responsibility toward the collective. The name reflects a deep connection to the historical roots of the Jewish people and to the royal tradition of the House of David. In biblical times, the name Aviam was considered royal and honorable. Aviam son of Rehoboam reigned during a turbulent period in Jewish history, when the kingdom was divided and subject to internal and external struggles. Although his reign was short - only three years - his name remains etched in historical memory. Today, the name Aviam is considered relatively rare, which gives it uniqueness and special character. It suits parents seeking an authentic biblical name that is not too common, a name that combines historical depth with a breath of renewal and originality. The name also carries a message of generational continuity - the father passes tradition to his son, and the son bears responsibility toward his people.

אֲבִיעָם

Aviam | Abiam | Aviyam

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1 Kings 14:31 - And Rehoboam slept with his fathers, and was buried with his fathers in the city of David; and his mother's name was Naamah the Ammonitess. And Abijam his son reigned in his stead

In Kabbalah, the name Aviam represents the connection between the individual and the collective, between the individual soul and the collective soul of the people of Israel. The element 'Av' (father) symbolizes the supreme paternal force, the attribute of kindness and giving, while the word 'Am' (people) represents community and unity. The name carries energy of spiritual leadership and collective responsibility.

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