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Ehud is an ancient Hebrew biblical name with deep and unique significance. The name carries within it a sense of unity, harmony, and togetherness. The linguistic root of the name is connected to the Hebrew words 'echad' (one) and 'yachad' (together), expressing the idea of unification, wholeness, and joining of forces. In biblical Hebrew, the name indicates a person who possesses unifying strength, someone capable of bringing people together and leading them toward a common goal. The most famous biblical figure bearing this name is Ehud ben Gera, the second judge during the period of Judges. Ehud was from the tribe of Benjamin and became renowned for his exceptional courage and resourcefulness. His fascinating story is recounted in the Book of Judges (chapter 3), where it describes how he liberated the people of Israel from the yoke of the Moabite king, Eglon. Ehud was left-handed, which made him a unique figure, and thanks to this trait, he was able to outwit the Moabite king and free his people. The story presents Ehud as a man of strategy, courage, and devotion to his nation. In Jewish tradition, the name Ehud symbolizes brave leadership, creative thinking ability, and willingness to sacrifice for the collective good. Jewish sages saw in Ehud an example of a leader who does not shy away from challenges but finds new and original ways to deal with difficult situations. The name also carries values of national unity and collective responsibility - Ehud acted not for himself but for his entire people. In modern times, the name Ehud has returned to use in Israel and is borne by people with strong character, determination, and leadership ability. The name conveys a sense of stability, reliability, and inner strength, and it is a popular choice among families seeking a name with deep historical meaning and values of courage and leadership.

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Judges 3:15 - But when the children of Israel cried unto the LORD, the LORD raised them up a saviour, Ehud the son of Gera, the Benjaminite, a man left-handed

In Kabbalah, the name Ehud represents the power of unity and wholeness. The letters in the name - Aleph, Heh, Vav, Dalet - create a combination symbolizing the transition from oneness (Aleph) through divine revelation (Heh) and connection (Vav) to the door (Dalet) - the gateway to spiritual revelation. The name carries the energy of spiritual leadership and the ability to unite opposites.

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Ehud Banai - Israeli singer and actor | Ehud Barak - former Prime Minister of Israel and IDF Chief of Staff | Ehud Manor - Israeli poet and playwright

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