אוסנה

Osanna is an ancient and exceptionally rare Hebrew name, originating from Biblical Aramaic and Talmudic Hebrew. The name derives from the root 'asan' or 'osen', meaning 'to gather', 'to collect', or 'to accumulate'. In ancient Jewish culture, the name Osanna carries the significance of gathering and concentration, not only in the physical sense but also in the spiritual and emotional realms. A woman bearing this name is perceived as one who gathers around her people, ideas, and blessings, serving as a familial and communal center around which her loved ones congregate. The name Osanna appears in Talmudic and Midrashic literature as the name of honored women, conveying a sense of stability, responsibility, and care for family and community. In Jewish tradition, the woman called 'Osanna' is one who gathers the fruits of her labor and her family's efforts, preserves tradition, and transmits it to future generations. The name expresses the value of accumulating wisdom, experience, and blessings over the years, and the ability to preserve and pass on spiritual and cultural heritage. Symbolically, Osanna represents the woman who gathers and unites - she who brings family members together, who centers love and warmth around her, and who creates a sense of belonging and security. The name also carries connotations of abundance and blessing, as gathering and storing suggest wealth - not necessarily material, but wealth of relationships, meaningful moments, and spiritual values. In the modern era, this name is particularly suitable for parents seeking a rare and special name with deep roots in Jewish tradition, one that maintains ancient charm while sounding fresh and original.

אוֹסָנָה

Osanna | Osana | Hosanna

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Yes

Psalms 118:25 - Hosanna in the highest

In Kabbalah, the name Osanna represents the power of gathering and concentrating spiritual energies. The name is connected to the Sefirah of Malchut (Kingdom), which unites all the higher Sefirot and brings them to expression in the physical world. Osanna symbolizes the woman who receives and concentrates divine abundance and transmits it forward.

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Osanna Bar-On - Israeli artist | Osanna Cohen - Talmud researcher

אסנת | עדנה