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Elinoam is a unique and compound Hebrew name that combines two ancient Hebrew elements: "Eli" and "Noam". The first part of the name, "Eli", refers to God and appears in dozens of biblical Hebrew names such as Elijah, Elisha, and Eliezer. The word "El" is one of the names for the Divine in biblical Hebrew, expressing power, strength, and divine presence. The second part, "Noam", describes the quality of grace, beauty, and pleasantness. The combination creates a unique meaning: "My God is pleasantness" or "the pleasantness of my God", expressing an intimate and personal relationship with the Creator through a perception of spiritual grace and beauty. The name Elinoam reflects a profound understanding of Jewish faith, emphasizing not only the greatness and power of the Holy One, but also the pleasantness of His ways and His kindness. In biblical and rabbinic literature, the concept of "Noam" appears in many contexts describing the beauty of spiritual life, the sweetness of Torah, and the gentleness of the soul. Psalm 90 mentions "May the pleasantness of the Lord our God be upon us" - an expression seeking divine grace and blessing. The name Elinoam embodies this prayer, the desire that one's personal God be a source of pleasantness and grace in life. This is a name particularly suitable for parents seeking a name with deep spiritual meaning, combining personal faith with values of beauty, grace, and pleasantness. As a relatively modern name, Elinoam represents a contemporary trend in Hebrew culture of creating new compound names based on ancient roots. It reflects the desire of parents in Israel and the Jewish world to create a unique identity for their children while maintaining a connection to historical and religious roots. The name is suitable for both boys and girls, and carries a message of hope - that the child will grow to be a person who radiates pleasantness, grace, and spiritual beauty, while maintaining a deep connection to Jewish heritage. Elinoam is a name that invites reflection on the quality of life, on the beauty in simple things, and on the importance of grace and pleasantness in relationships between people and between humans and their Creator.

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Elinoam | Eli-Noam | Elynoam

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Psalms 90:17 - May the pleasantness of the Lord our God be upon us

In Kabbalah, the combination of "Eli" and "Noam" represents the balance between the Sefirah of Chesed (Kindness) and the Sefirah of Tiferet (Beauty). The name expresses the desire to connect with the supreme pleasantness, the divine attribute of kindness that illuminates the world through beauty and spiritual gentleness.

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