אל ים

El Yam is an ancient and rare Hebrew name composed of two elements with profound significance: 'El' - denoting divinity, supreme power, or direction, and 'Yam' - symbolizing the blue expanses, depth, and infinity. The name carries a fascinating dual meaning: on one hand, 'El Yam' can be interpreted as 'to the sea' or 'toward the sea', expressing direction and movement toward open spaces and freedom. On the other hand, it can be understood as 'god of the sea' or 'divine power associated with the sea', reminiscent of ancient Canaanite mythology where Yam was a deity who challenged divine order. In Hebrew and ancient Canaanite tradition, the sea symbolizes both chaos and terror - the primordial waters that preceded creation and the wild forces that must be tamed. Simultaneously, the sea represents infinity, psychological depth, mystery, and connection to primordial creative forces. The name El Yam reflects this tension between divine power and natural forces, between order and chaos, between the familiar land and unknown expanses. This is a name suited for a child whose parents see in him a free spirit, a deep soul, and a desire to explore the unknown. The name carries a particularly poetic and mystical character. It evokes ancient seafarers' journeys, the search for new horizons, and the ancient bond between humans and the sea. In Hebrew literature and the Bible, the sea appears frequently as a metaphor for great challenges, life journeys, and spiritual trials. Choosing this name indicates a deep connection to Israel's maritime heritage, to Phoenician and Canaanite seafaring tradition, and a desire to give the child a unique name carrying spiritual and cultural depth. The name is especially suitable for families living by the sea, connected to nature, or those seeking to give their child a rare and meaningful name that bridges heaven and earth, divinity and nature.

אֶל יָם

El Yam | Elyam | El-Yam

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Genesis 1:9 - And God said, Let the waters under the heaven be gathered together unto one place

In Kabbalah, the sea symbolizes the world of Atzilut and the infinite flow of divine abundance. The combination of 'El' and 'Yam' represents the connection between the upper sefirot and the spiritual waters flowing through all worlds. The name carries the power of Keter and Malkhut together - the supreme infinity and its physical manifestation.

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אלי | ים | אלעד | אליה | אלמוג | אלון | ירדן