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Baram is an ancient and exceptionally rare Hebrew name that carries profound meanings of spiritual power and connection to nature. The name derives from the root B-R-'-M, related to the word 'ra'am' (thunder) - the impressive and powerful natural phenomenon accompanied by loud sound and lightning flashes. In ancient Hebrew culture, thunder was perceived as an expression of divine power, as the voice of heaven speaking to humanity and awakening awe and recognition of the Creator's greatness. The name Baram expresses the meeting between the human and the divine, between the earthly and the celestial, symbolizing inner strength, spiritual power, and the ability to influence and shake one's surroundings. The name Baram also appears as a place name in the Land of Israel - the village of Baram in the Upper Galilee, known for its ancient synagogue from the Roman-Byzantine period. This site is considered one of the most impressive archaeological sites in the country, and its name connects ancient history with the magnificent Galilean landscape. This geographical connection gives the name Baram an additional dimension of belonging to place, land, and roots. Throughout generations, the name has carried the memory of ancient Jewish communities that flourished in the area and the rich spiritual tradition that existed in the Galilee. In modern times, the name Baram remains rare and special, chosen by parents seeking a name with strong character, connection to nature and tradition, and deep meaning. The name suits parents who appreciate authentic Hebrew names that are uncommon, and who wish to give their child a unique identity combining power with spirituality. Baram is a name that evokes feelings of wonder, mystery, and inner strength - qualities expressing the desire to give a child a prominent and unforgettable personality. It is particularly suitable for families connected to the heritage of the Land of Israel, the Galilean nature, and values of spiritual strength and cultural authenticity.

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Baram | Bara'am | Baream

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Psalms 29:4-5 - The voice of the LORD is powerful; the voice of the LORD is full of majesty. The voice of the LORD breaks the cedars

In Kabbalah, thunder symbolizes the divine voice penetrating from heaven to earth, divine revelation, and the power of holy speech. The name Baram is connected to the Sefirah of Gevurah and to divine power manifested in nature, expressing the ability to convey deep spiritual messages and to awaken change and elevation.

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Baram Ben Yosef - historical figure from ancient Baram village | Baram Cohen - contemporary Israeli artist

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