אליאוֹרה

Eliora is a stunning Hebrew feminine name that combines two central elements in Jewish culture: God and light. The name is composed of two parts - 'Eli' meaning 'my God' or 'God is mine', and 'ora' meaning 'her light' or 'light'. The complete meaning of the name is 'God is my light' or 'the Lord is her light', and it carries a profound spiritual message about faith in the divine light that illuminates our path in life. The name conveys a sense of clarity, purity, spiritual wisdom, and inner illumination, and holds particularly deep significance for families seeking a name with meaningful spiritual content. In Jewish culture, light occupies a central place and symbolizes knowledge, wisdom, truth, and the divine presence. Already in the act of creation, light is the first thing created - 'And God said, Let there be light, and there was light' - symbolizing the beginning of creation and the order that God brought to the world. The name Eliora connects the Creator with this light, expressing the belief that God is the source of all light - both physical and spiritual. Women bearing this name are often perceived as having a radiant personality, full of life and warmth, bringing light and hope to those around them. The name imparts a sense of optimism, positivity, and the ability to shine even in difficult times. Eliora is a relatively modern name in current usage, but it has deep roots in the Hebrew language and Jewish tradition. In recent years, the name has been gaining increasing popularity among Israeli parents seeking original and meaningful Hebrew names that are not overly common. The name harmoniously combines tradition with innovation, spiritual strength with feminine grace, and profound meaning with pleasant musical sound. Eliora is particularly suitable for families looking for a unique name that expresses their connection to faith, light, and hope, and that gives their daughter a strong and special identity filled with rich spiritual and cultural meaning.

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Eliora | Eliorah | Elioра

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Psalms 18:29 - For You light my lamp; the Lord my God illumines my darkness

In Kabbalah, light symbolizes the divine lights flowing from the upper Sefirot, and the name Eliora represents the connection between the soul and the infinite light. The name carries the idea of divine revelation and spiritual illumination that enables the soul to ascend and approach the source of the supernal light.

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Eliora Barak - Israeli journalist and presenter | Eliora Levi - Israeli writer and researcher | Eliora Stern - musician and composer

אליאור | ליאורה | אורה | אליענה | נוריה | מאירה | אוריאל | אורלי