אדה

Adah is an ancient feminine name with deep biblical roots and multifaceted significance. The name appears in the Book of Genesis as one of the wives of Lamech, and is considered one of the earliest recorded female names in the Bible. The primary meaning of the name is "ornament" or "adornment," indicating beauty, grace, and refinement. In biblical Hebrew, the root A-D-H relates to concepts of decoration and embellishment, giving the name both aesthetic and spiritual dimensions. In Jewish tradition, Adah is perceived as a figure of strong character and independence. She was the mother of two sons - Jabal, considered the father of those who dwell in tents and have livestock, and Jubal, who was the father of all who play the lyre and pipe. Through her descendants, Adah represents the beginning of civilized life - herding and music - and is seen as a mother of advanced human culture. This status has made her a symbol of creativity, artistry, and social development. Rabbinic sages view Adah as a woman of vision who contributed to shaping early human civilization. In modern times, the name Adah has returned to popularity among families seeking a traditional name with a gentle sound and profound meaning. The name is especially common in observant communities, but is also gaining popularity among secular families who appreciate its simplicity and elegance. Adah is an international name recognized in many cultures, with various versions in European languages. In Hebrew, the name carries a sense of timeless classicism, blending ancient past with contemporary relevance. Women bearing the name Adah are often perceived as having refined personalities, developed aesthetic sense, and the ability to appreciate beauty in simplicity.

עָדָה

Adah | Ada | Ida

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Genesis 4:19 - And Lamech took unto him two wives: the name of the one was Adah, and the name of the other Zillah

In Kabbalah, the name Adah symbolizes divine beauty and the spiritual adornment of the soul. The name is connected to the Sefirah of Tiferet, representing harmony and balance between Chesed and Gevurah, expressing inner beauty that radiates outward.

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Ada Yonath - Israeli singer | Ada Sharon - Israeli sculptor and artist | Ada Lovelace - British mathematician, considered the first computer programmer

עדינה | עדי | עדיה | אדיר