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Angelika is an exceptional feminine name that combines classical European beauty with deep spiritual meaning. The name originates from Latin, from the word 'angelicus' meaning 'angelic' or 'angel-like', carrying a message of purity, sanctity, and heavenly beauty. In many Christian cultures, the name Angelika is perceived as an expression of the connection between the earthly and spiritual worlds, between the human and the divine. The name spread throughout Europe during the Middle Ages and Renaissance, being particularly popular in Italy, Poland, Germany, and Spain, from where it traveled to other cultures worldwide. In Hebrew culture, the name Angelika is perceived as a modern international name that combines classical elegance with a unique musical sound. It expresses parents' desire to give their daughter a name that conveys lightness, beauty, and spirituality. The name carries associations of purity of heart, grace, and nobility of spirit. Women bearing the name Angelika are often perceived as having a special presence, as aristocratic in spirit, possessing a developed aesthetic sense and the ability to illuminate their surroundings. The name also conveys inner strength and gentleness together, a rare combination of qualities that gives it unique depth. In literature and art, the name Angelika has appeared many times as the name of central female characters, from the epic poem 'Orlando Furioso' by Ludovico Ariosto from the 16th century, to modern literary and theatrical works. In each of these appearances, the name carries connotations of beauty, passion, and emotional complexity. Today, the name Angelika is chosen by parents seeking an international, elegant name with deep spiritual meaning, a name suitable for a global world yet maintaining uniqueness and connection to eternal values of goodness, beauty, and spirituality. The name is particularly suitable for families with diverse cultural backgrounds or for those wishing to express openness to the world while maintaining a unique and meaningful identity.

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Angelika | Angelica | Anjelica

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In Kabbalah, the name Angelika is connected to the concept of angels and higher worlds. Angels are perceived as divine messengers connecting the spiritual world with the material world, and the name expresses human potential for elevation and connection to higher spiritual dimensions. The name carries energy of purity, inner light, and connection to supreme wisdom.

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Anjelica Huston - Award-winning American actress | Angelica Kauffman - 18th-century Swiss painter | Angelika Blieden - German singer | Angelika Domröse - German opera singer

אנג'ל | אנג'לה | מיכאלה | גבריאלה | רפאלה

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