אחינדב

Achinadav is a rare and ancient biblical Hebrew name, composed of two significant components: "achi" - my brother, and "nadav" - generous, volunteer, or donation. The name expresses the profound value of generosity and strong familial bonds, with its literal meaning being "my generous brother" or "my noble brother." This is a name that reflects noble character traits of giving, magnanimity, and deep connection to family and community. The name appears in the Bible as that of one of King Solomon's district governors, a figure responsible for supplying food to the royal household - a position requiring trustworthiness, integrity, and impressive administrative capabilities. In its historical context, Achinadav son of Iddo served as one of the twelve commissioners appointed by King Solomon to manage his kingdom. Each commissioner was responsible for a specific district and for supplying food to the royal household for one month each year. This role testifies to Achinadav's high standing, the king's trust in him, and his organizational and economic abilities. The name thus represents not only positive personal qualities but also social status and leadership. Choosing this name for a child expresses hope that he will grow to be a generous-hearted person, responsible, and capable of leading and caring for others. The root "nadav" appears in the Bible in various contexts related to voluntary giving, volunteering, and sacrifice, lending the name spiritual and moral depth. Today, the name Achinadav is considered rare and special, preserving the connection to biblical tradition and the values of generosity and family. It suits parents seeking a name with deep meaning, historical roots, and positive character traits. The name carries a message of brotherhood, concern for others, and magnanimity - values considered central in Jewish culture throughout the generations. In an era when rare biblical names are returning to fashion, Achinadav offers a unique and meaningful alternative to more common biblical names, while maintaining authenticity and connection to ancient sources. The name is particularly suitable for families wishing to emphasize values of family, generosity, and connection to ancient Jewish tradition.

אֲחִינָדָב

Achinadav | Ahinadab | Achinadab

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1 Kings 4:14 - And Ahinadab the son of Iddo in Mahanaim

In Kabbalah, the name Achinadav carries the significance of connection between the personal-familial dimension ("my brother") and the spiritual dimension of giving and elevation ("generous"). The root nadav is connected to nedavah (donation), to giving from free will and from the heart, symbolizing man's desire to draw closer to the Divine and to others. The name expresses balance between chesed (kindness) and gevurah (strength and responsibility), and testifies to a soul connected to values of giving and love of others.

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