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Achituv is an ancient biblical Hebrew name composed of two elements: 'achi' meaning my brother or brotherhood, and 'tuv' meaning good, goodness, or excellence. The complete meaning of the name is 'my brother is good' or 'my good brother,' expressing the deep values of family bonds, brotherhood, and excellent character. The name appears in the Bible in several prominent figures, primarily in the priestly lineage, indicating high spiritual and familial status. The most central figure is Achituv son of Achituv, father of Achimelech the priest who assisted King David during his wanderings. The name Achituv carries within it the ancient Hebrew familial culture, where bonds of brotherhood and family were central to community life. The use of the word 'achi' at the beginning of the name refers not only to a biological brother but also to friendship, companionship, and a deep sense of belonging. The addition of 'tuv' indicates positive character traits such as kindness, generosity, integrity, and good virtues. In biblical times, names of this type were given as a blessing and hope that the child would embody the good meaning inherent in his name. Achituv thus represents the ideal of a person who is a good brother - one who cares for others, is loyal to his family, and upholds high moral values. In the historical context, the name Achituv is closely connected to the priestly dynasty from the house of Eli, and appears in the Book of Samuel in dramatic and significant contexts. Achituv was a high priest during the time of King Saul, and his descendants served as priests in Nob, the city of priests. The tragedy that befell his family - when Saul killed the priests of Nob after they helped David - transformed the name into a symbol of loyalty, sacrifice, and moral courage. Although the name is not common today, it carries a rich spiritual heritage and reflects a deep connection to biblical tradition. It is particularly suitable for families seeking a name with profound meaning, clear historical roots, and values of brotherhood and kindness. The name Achituv is a unique and rare choice that combines spiritual strength with familial warmth.

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Achituv | Ahituv | Achitov

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1 Samuel 14:3 - And Ahijah, the son of Ahitub, Ichabod's brother, the son of Phinehas, the son of Eli, the priest of the LORD in Shiloh, wearing an ephod

In Kabbalah, the name Achituv represents unity and divine goodness revealed through bonds of brotherhood. The letter Aleph symbolizes divinity and beginning, Chet represents life and vitality, Yod signifies the divine spark, Tet embodies hidden goodness, Vav represents connection and linking, and Bet symbolizes blessing and home. The name carries energy of kindness, brotherly love, and goodness that promote peace and unity.

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