אחלמה

Achlama is an ancient and exceptionally rare Hebrew name referring to a precious gemstone known today as amethyst. The name appears in biblical sources as one of the twelve magnificent stones that adorned the breastplate of the High Priest, representing the tribe of Gad. The achlama stone is characterized by its brilliant light purple color, which was considered in the ancient world as a symbol of royalty, spirituality, and luxury. The name carries within it all the special qualities of this precious stone - rarity, breathtaking beauty, and profound spiritual value. In Jewish tradition, the breastplate stones were not merely decorative jewelry but carried deep spiritual and mystical significance. Each stone represented a specific tribe of Israel, and it was said that the stones would glow and shine with divine light when needed, serving as a means of communication between the High Priest and God. The achlama, representing the tribe of Gad, embodies the characteristics of this tribe - strength, courage, and protective ability. The tribe of Gad was known as a tribe of brave warriors who settled in Transjordan and were on the front line of defending the people of Israel. Similarly, the name Achlama conveys inner strength, stability, and beauty that does not retreat in the face of challenges. The name Achlama also carries a distinct aesthetic and artistic dimension. The purple color of the stone was considered in the ancient world as the color of royalty, as the extraction of purple dye was extremely expensive and complex. Therefore, a naturally purple stone was considered exceptionally rare and valuable. Choosing the name Achlama for a daughter expresses a desire to give her a unique and special identity, a name that connects her to a rich and ancient heritage while maintaining rarity and authenticity. This is a name suitable for parents seeking an original name with deep roots in Jewish tradition, a name that combines external beauty with inner spiritual depth, and which is not commonly used in modern everyday life.

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Exodus 28:19 - And achlama, and jasper, and onyx

In Kabbalah, the breastplate stones symbolize the twelve spiritual gates leading to divine light. The achlama, with its purple color, represents the transition between the physical and spiritual worlds, and the ability to see beyond physical reality. The name carries energy of purity, spiritual protection, and connection to higher dimensions of existence.

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Achlama Peretz - Israeli public figure

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