אלעדה

Elada is a rare and ancient Hebrew feminine name that carries profound meaning of divine connection and familial uniqueness. The name is composed of two elements: 'El' - referring to God, and 'Ada' - meaning ornament, adornment, or jewel. The full meaning of the name is 'God's ornament' or 'God's jewel', expressing the idea that the bearer of this name is a precious and special creation in the eyes of the Creator. This name reflects the deep concept in Jewish tradition that every person is a unique creation of infinite value. The root 'Ada' appears in the Bible with various meanings, including adornment, beautification, and decoration. In the context of names, it expresses both inner and outer beauty. The combination with the prefix 'El' grants the name an elevated spiritual dimension, transforming it from merely describing physical beauty to expressing a special spiritual connection. In Jewish tradition, names beginning with 'El' are considered to carry special spiritual weight, as they remind us of the direct connection between humanity and the Creator. Elada is therefore not only linguistically beautiful, but also carries a deep theological message about the unique value of each person. In traditional Jewish culture, the name Elada also carries meaning of spiritual nobility and contribution to family and community. It expresses the idea that every Jewish daughter is a precious vessel adorned with noble spiritual and moral qualities. The name was more common in traditional Jewish communities in the past, but today it is considered rare and special, which gives it a charm of uniqueness and authenticity. Parents who choose this name for their daughter express a desire to give her an identity rich in roots, connecting her to ancient tradition while simultaneously emphasizing her personal uniqueness. The name is particularly suitable for families seeking an original name that is not common, yet has deep and beautiful meaning combining spirituality and beauty.

אֶלְעָדָה

Elada | Eladah | El'ada

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Exodus 15:20 - Then Miriam the prophetess, Aaron's sister, took a timbrel in her hand, and all the women went out after her with timbrels and dancing

In Kabbalah, the name Elada represents the connection between the Sefirah 'Chesed' - symbolizing divine giving and love, and the Sefirah 'Tiferet' - representing beauty and harmony. The name carries energy of inner and outer radiance, and symbolizes the external expression of the divine light within the soul. Bearers of this name are considered to have a special ability to illuminate their surroundings and inspire others.

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אלעד | עדה | אלה | עדנה | אלדד | עדיה | אלידע