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Anil is an ancient and rare Hebrew name that appears in Talmudic and Midrashic literature, carrying profound meanings of grace, generosity, and compassion. The linguistic root of the name is connected to the word 'ani' (I/me) expressing personal identity, combined with the suffix 'el' indicating a divine connection. In its original sense, the name is interpreted as 'the gracious one of God' or 'God of kindness,' expressing the divine attributes of mercy and generosity that the person bearing this name is called to manifest in the world. In Jewish tradition, the name Anil appears in Talmudic sources as the name of sages and community leaders during the Persian and Babylonian periods. The name was particularly common among Babylonian Jews, where it was influenced by the Aramaic language and local culture. The sages who bore the name Anil were typically known for their generosity, wisdom, and care for others. The Midrashim tell of Rabbi Anil of Nehardea, who was renowned for his righteousness and abundant kindness toward the poor and needy, and who made a point of distributing his wealth among those in need every Sabbath eve. The name Anil also carries a meaning of humility and lowliness of spirit. The combination of 'ani' - personal identity, with 'el' - the divine, teaches about the proper balance between self-worth recognition and acknowledgment of the Creator's greatness. A person bearing the name Anil is called to live a meaningful life, understanding that his personal strength originates from connection to the divine. In the modern era, the name Anil is being rediscovered among families seeking unique names with deep spiritual meaning, names that connect ancient tradition with contemporary life. The name is particularly suitable for parents wishing to give their child a name that expresses values of kindness, generosity, and divine recognition, while maintaining uniqueness and distinction.

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Anil | Aniel | Aneel

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Exodus 27:20 - And you shall command the children of Israel, that they bring you pure oil olive beaten for the light, to cause the lamp to burn always

In Kabbalah, the name Anil symbolizes the balance between the Sefirot of Chesed (kindness) and Gevurah (strength). The letter Aleph represents the supreme crown, the Nun symbolizes the flow of divine abundance, and the Lamed expresses learning and wisdom. The name is considered a protective name that bestows blessing.

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Anil Kapoor (famous Indian actor) | Anil Ambani (Indian businessman) | Anil Ravipudi (Indian film director)

אריאל | אלון | אילן | אניעם