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Ohad is an authentic and ancient Hebrew name carrying profound meanings of love, support, and affection. The name derives from the Hebrew root א.ה.ד (Aleph-Het-Dalet), which expresses the concept of sympathy and genuine support. In Biblical Hebrew, the word "ohad" describes one who sympathizes and supports, someone who stands by others with loyalty and dedication. The name radiates human warmth, generosity of spirit, and the ability to give to others from a good heart. In the Bible, Ohad is mentioned as one of the sons of Simeon, son of Jacob, and grandson of the patriarch Jacob. He was a member of the tribe of Simeon, one of the twelve tribes of Israel. Although the biblical character of Ohad is not elaborated upon extensively in the scriptures, his very inclusion in the list of tribal members gives the name historical weight and the status of an authentic biblical name. The name appears in the Book of Genesis and the Book of Exodus, as part of the description of Simeon's family and his descendants who went down to Egypt. This identification connects the bearer of the name to the lineage of the patriarchs and to the history of the people of Israel during the tribal period. In modern Israeli culture, the name Ohad gained significant popularity especially since the 1970s and 1980s. The name is perceived as a typical Israeli name, warm and inviting, conveying values of friendship, loyalty, and mutual support. Parents who choose the name Ohad for their child seek to give him an identity that emphasizes the importance of social connections and the ability to give and receive love and support. The name is particularly popular among families who desire an original Hebrew name that is neither too heavy nor too formal, but sounds modern and pleasant. The name Ohad carries a character of warmth, lightness, and optimism, and it suits a child whose parents hope he will grow to be a loving, supportive person capable of creating meaningful connections with his environment.

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Ohad | Ohed

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Genesis 46:10 - And the sons of Simeon: Jemuel, and Jamin, and Ohad, and Jachin, and Zohar, and Shaul the son of a Canaanitish woman

In Kabbalah, the name Ohad represents the attribute of kindness and unconditional love. The root א.ה.ד corresponds to the concept of unity and connection between souls, symbolizing the ability to see the good in others and support them. The name carries an energy of giving, receiving, and creating deep spiritual connections based on empathy and true love.

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Ohad Naharin - choreographer and artistic director of Batsheva Dance Company | Ohad Knoller - Israeli actor | Ohad Hitman - singer and musician | Ohad Moskowitz - footballer

אהוד | עומר | אהרון | עודד | אורן

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