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Eliza is a charming and ancient Hebrew feminine name that combines delicacy with spiritual strength. The name derives from the Hebrew root "Eli" meaning "my God" or "God is," combined with the word "za" which signifies an oath or declaration. The full meaning of the name is "God is my oath" or "my God has sworn," carrying a message of deep faith and spiritual commitment. In the Bible, the name is directly connected to Elisheba (Elizabeth), the wife of Aaron the High Priest and sister of Nahshon ben Amminadab, prince of the tribe of Judah. Elisheba was a woman of elevated spiritual status, and Eliza is a modern, shortened variation of this name that has preserved its religious significance and spiritual depth. Throughout Jewish history, the name Eliza has enjoyed great popularity among various Jewish communities around the world. During the Middle Ages, the name was particularly common among Sephardic and Italian Jews, where it was pronounced slightly differently according to local traditions. In the 19th and 20th centuries, the name regained central prominence in the Jewish world, especially with the rise of the Zionist movement and the revival of the Hebrew language. Today, Eliza is considered an elegant and sophisticated name that combines ancient tradition with a modern and light feel. The name is popular both in Israel and among Jewish communities in the diaspora, as well as among non-Jewish families who appreciate its musical sound and spiritual meaning. Women bearing the name Eliza are generally perceived as having strong and independent personalities, with a developed aesthetic sense and deep spiritual sensitivity. The name conveys nobility and delicacy, but also determination and inner courage. Eliza is a woman who knows what she wants in life and acts to achieve her goals in a dignified manner and from inner faith. She possesses natural charisma and the ability to lead and positively influence her environment. The name also carries values of loyalty, family devotion, and deep connection to cultural and religious roots. In literature and art, characters named Eliza are often portrayed as intelligent, sensitive women with emotional depth, capable of facing life's challenges with wisdom and courage.

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Eliza | Elisa | Elyza

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Exodus 6:23 - And the name of Aaron's wife was Elisheba, daughter of Amminadab, sister of Nahshon

In Kabbalah, the name Eliza carries the meaning of divine revelation and sacred oath. The letter Aleph symbolizes divinity and spiritual beginning, while the following letters create a path of soul commitment. The name is connected to the Sefirah of Chesed and to energies of giving and divine love.

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Eliza Dushku - American actress | Eliza Doolittle - British singer | Eliza Bennett - actress and writer | Eliza Schlesinger - comedian and actress

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