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Arman is an ancient and rare Hebrew name that combines rich history and multi-layered meanings. The name derives from the Aramaic-Hebrew root 'Aram', referring to the biblical land of Aram, an important historical region that greatly influenced Hebrew culture and the Aramaic language that was widespread among the Jewish people during the Second Temple period. The name Arman carries the ancient Aramaic heritage and is connected to the patriarchs, especially Abraham who originated from 'Ur of the Chaldees' in the Aram-Naharaim region. The literal meaning of the name is 'the Aramean man' or 'from the land of Aram', expressing a deep connection to the historical roots of the Jewish people. In Jewish tradition, Aram appears numerous times in the Bible as the land of origin of the patriarchs and matriarchs. Laban the Aramean, Rebecca's brother and father of Rachel and Leah, is called 'the Aramean' and emphasizes the importance of this region in the history of Israel. The name Arman carries meanings of loyalty to roots, historical memory, and preservation of cultural heritage. Additionally, the name recalls the deep connection between the Hebrew and Aramaic languages, both belonging to the Semitic language family and sharing extensive cooperation throughout history. Large portions of the Babylonian Talmud and the Zohar were written in Aramaic, giving the name Arman also a meaning of wisdom and scholarship. As a modern name, Arman is perceived as unique and special, carrying historical and cultural depth. It suits parents seeking a name that combines ancient tradition with a gentle and modern sound. The name sounds international and is easy to pronounce in various languages, making it an excellent choice for families wanting a name that functions well both in Israel and worldwide. Arman conveys a sense of nobility, spiritual depth, and connection to ancient heritage. It suits a child whose parents wish to give him a name with deep historical significance, a name that recalls ancient family connections and the long journey of the Jewish people. The name also carries a sense of strength and stability, like the mountains and valleys of ancient Aram.

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Arman | Armen

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Deuteronomy 26:5 - A wandering Aramean was my father, and he went down to Egypt

In Kabbalah, the name Arman is connected to the Sefirah of Chesed (kindness) and the connection to ancient sources. Aramaic is considered a holy language in which parts of the Zohar were written, and the name carries spiritual light of connection to the hidden tradition and supreme wisdom originating from ancient Aram.

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Arman Darvishian (Tech Entrepreneur) | Arman Asaturian (Armenian-Israeli Artist)

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