אלידע

Elyada is an ancient and rare biblical Hebrew name composed of two elements: 'El' meaning God, and 'yada' meaning knew or recognized. The name translates to 'God knew' or 'God has known,' expressing a profound message of divine providence and spiritual consciousness. The name appears in the Hebrew Bible as one of King David's sons, indicating distinguished family status and a close connection with faith and spirituality. In ancient Hebrew culture, names beginning with 'El' were considered especially significant, as they express a direct connection with the divine and grant the bearer a distinct spiritual identity. The name Elyada reflects a deep worldview according to which divine knowledge penetrates all human actions and thoughts. In biblical times, giving such a name to a child was an expression of faith that God sees and knows everything that will happen to the child throughout life, and that the child is under special divine supervision. The component 'yada' in its biblical meaning refers not only to intellectual knowledge but to a deep personal relationship, inner recognition, and spiritual connection. Thus, the name Elyada conveys a message of divine closeness, of mutual knowledge between Creator and creation, and of trust in supreme providence. In the modern era, the name remains rare and special, typically chosen by families seeking a name with deep spiritual meaning and historical connection to biblical tradition. Linguistically, Elyada belongs to the family of theophoric names - names that carry within them the name of God. This family of names includes names like Elijah, Elisha, Eliezer, and others, all sharing the common characteristic of connecting the human to the divine. The linguistic structure of the name, combining God's name with a verb in past tense ('knew'), indicates an event that has already occurred - divine recognition already given, knowledge already established. This is a name that grants a sense of security and completeness, as if the child is already known and identified by the Creator even before birth. Among Hebrew name scholars, Elyada is considered a prime example of names expressing the biblical theological conception of an all-seeing and all-knowing God, who accompanies His people and recognizes each and every one of His children.

אֶלְיָדָע

Elyada | Eliada | Elyada'

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1 Chronicles 3:8 - And the sons of David who were born to him in Jerusalem... and Elyada

In Kabbalah, the name Elyada represents the supreme divine knowledge that illuminates the human soul. The combination of the letter Aleph - symbolizing the infinite, with the root yada - representing wisdom and understanding, creates a spiritual gateway for connection with the divine source. The name carries the energy of deep recognition and inner truth.

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Elyada Seraf - Israeli educator | Elyada Cohen - Rabbi and educator

אליעד | אליהו | אלישע | אליעזר | יהוידע

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