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Abir is an ancient and impressive Hebrew name that bestows upon its bearer an aura of strength, nobility, and courage. The linguistic root of the name comes from the Hebrew word 'abir' meaning strong, mighty, and powerful. In biblical sources, the word 'abir' is used to describe divine power and supreme might, with God Himself being called 'Abir Yaakov' - the strong and mighty protector of the people of Israel. The name carries a dual meaning: on one hand, it describes a brave warrior with physical strength, and on the other, it symbolizes nobility of spirit, high morals, and noble character. In Western culture, the word 'knight' refers to nobles who received an honorable title from the king, individuals who excelled in acts of bravery and in upholding values of nobility and morality. Throughout Jewish history, the name Abir was relatively rare but always carried special significance. During the biblical period, the use of the word 'abir' was primarily reserved for describing divine power or exceptional leaders. In rabbinical literature and Midrashim, the term 'abir' appears in contexts of both spiritual and physical courage. In modern times, the name has returned to use as a given name, primarily among families seeking a name with deep meaning that expresses strength of character and nobility. The name is particularly suitable for parents wishing to give their son a name that conveys values of courage, moral integrity, and inner strength. The classic knight is not merely a physical warrior but also a guardian of values, a protector of the weak, and an advocate for justice - qualities that parents hope to see in their child. In the modern era, the name Abir is gaining increasing popularity among Israeli parents seeking an original Hebrew name that is not overly common yet carries strong and clear meaning. The name conveys positive masculinity - not violence or aggression, but inner strength, responsibility, and willingness to defend important values. In Israeli society, this name gives its bearer a unique identity and connects him to an ancient tradition of courage and nobility. Parents choosing the name Abir express their hope that their child will grow to be a person of strong character, with high moral values, and someone who knows how to fight for what he believes in while maintaining human dignity and the principles that guide him in life.

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Abir | Avir

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Genesis 49:24 - And he said unto him, the Mighty One of Jacob

In Kabbalah, the name Abir symbolizes the Sefirah of Gevurah - power, judgment, and strength. The name expresses the need for balance between Chesed and Gevurah, between mercy and judgment. The spiritual knight is one who controls his powers and uses them for good and justice. The name carries energy of spiritual protection, inner courage, and the ability to face challenges. In the mystical dimension, Abir represents the spiritual warrior who guards holiness and sublime values.

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Abir Mohar - Israeli actor | Abir Levy - Israeli musician | Abir Cohen - Israeli athlete

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