איתמר

Itamar is an ancient biblical Hebrew name with deep and unique significance. The name is composed of two parts: "i" meaning "island" or "coast", and "tamar" which is the palm tree. The literal meaning of the name is "island of palms" or "place where palms grow". In a broader sense, the name symbolizes a place of abundance, fertility, and natural beauty. The palm tree in ancient Middle Eastern culture was a symbol of life, prosperity, and blessing, and its combination with the word "island" creates an image of an isolated and special place, a kind of small paradise. In the Bible, Itamar is a central and highly significant figure. He was the fourth and youngest son of Aaron the High Priest, brother of Moses. After Nadab and Abihu, Itamar's two older brothers, died under tragic circumstances when they offered "strange fire" before God, only Itamar and Eleazar remained to serve as priests. Itamar assumed a crucial role in the service of the Tabernacle - he was responsible for the entire structure of the Tent of Meeting and for supervising the work of the Levites. The Book of Numbers describes how Itamar oversaw the different Levite families: the Gershonite family that carried the curtains of the Tabernacle, and the Merarite family that carried the boards and pillars. This role required exceptional organizational abilities, leadership, and great meticulousness. Itamar was also responsible for counting all parts of the Tabernacle and for the silver donations collected for building the sanctuary. Itamar's spiritual and leadership status was also expressed in the fact that his descendants continued to serve as priests for many generations. The name Itamar carries values of responsibility, dedication, and public service. The bearer of this name is associated with qualities of precision, organizational ability, and commitment to sacred tasks. In modern times, the name Itamar has gained great popularity in Israel, especially among families who appreciate biblical names with deep meaning. The name is perceived as strong and respected, combining ancient tradition with a modern and pleasant sound. Itamar is a name well-suited to our era - it is not too common but not rare either, and it carries a rich cultural and spiritual heritage. Parents who choose the name Itamar for their son express a desire to give him a strong Hebrew identity, a connection to biblical heritage, and hope that he will grow to be a responsible, dedicated person with leadership abilities.

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Itamar | Ithamar

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Numbers 4:33 - This is the service of the families of the sons of Merari, according to all their service in the Tent of Meeting, under the hand of Ithamar son of Aaron the priest

In Kabbalah, the name Itamar carries the meaning of spiritual stability and deep rootedness. The palm tree symbolizes the righteous tree that leans on deep water sources, as it is said "The righteous shall flourish like the palm tree". Itamar represents the strength to stand firm against life's storms while maintaining a deep connection with the spiritual source. The name expresses the balance between spiritual heights (the tall tree) and deep roots in the earth.

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Itamar Ben-Gvir - Israeli politician | Itamar Rothschild - Israeli actor | Itamar Levy - Israeli soccer player | Itamar Zeidof - Israeli musician and composer | Itamar Poliakov - Business executive

איתן | איתי | תמיר | עומר | אלעזר | אהרון

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