אל עד

El Ad is a unique and profound Hebrew compound name that combines the divine name 'El' (God) with the word 'Ad' meaning eternity and perpetuity. The name appears in the Bible in the Book of Chronicles, and carries deep spiritual significance representing the eternal God, the deity who exists forever and ever. The name expresses the concept of eternity and the unlimited existence of the Creator, reflecting the traditional Jewish belief in the eternal God who does not change and does not pass away. In the biblical context, El Ad appears as the name of one of the sons of Ephraim, reflecting the ancient tradition of giving theophoric names - names containing or alluding to the divine name. Such names were common in biblical times and expressed the parents' deep faith and their hope that their child would grow under God's protection and care. The name El Ad also expresses the desire that the connection with divinity be eternal and unceasing, that faith should stand forever and never crumble. Linguistically, the word 'Ad' in Hebrew carries multiple meanings - it can be interpreted as eternity, perpetuity, and also as testimony or witness. In the context of the name El Ad, the primary meaning is the eternity and perpetuity of God. The name recalls the phrase 'El Olam' (Eternal God) and the many divine names appearing in the Bible that emphasize the Creator's eternal existence. In Jewish culture, the concept of divine eternity is a central foundation of faith, expressed in prayers, blessings, and various holy names. Today, the name El Ad is relatively rare, but it is experiencing renewed interest among families seeking a unique biblical name with deep spiritual meaning. The name suits parents who wish to give their son a name that expresses faith, connection to biblical roots, and a sense of eternity and significance. It conveys spiritual strength, stability, and trust in perpetuity, making it a meaningful choice for those who want to emphasize the spiritual and traditional dimension in their child's life.

אֵל עָד

El Ad | Elad | El-Ad

Boy

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1 Chronicles 7:20-21 - The sons of Ephraim: Shuthelah, and Bered his son, and Tahath his son, and Eleadah his son, and Tahath his son. And Zabad his son, and Shuthelah his son, and Ezer, and Elead

In Kabbalah, the name El Ad represents the eternal dimension of divinity, the Ein Sof (infinite) that has no beginning or end. The name connects the highest Sefirah of Keter to the concept of eternity, expressing the recognition that the divine is beyond time and space.

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Elad Levi (Israeli basketball player) | Elad Shaar (musician and producer) | Elad Ben Zvi (media personality)

אלעד | אלעזר | אליעד | אלי | עדי | עדיאל | עדו