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Bat-Tzion is an elevated and deeply meaningful feminine name that combines a profound connection to the holiest place in Judaism - Zion, a synonym for Jerusalem and the Temple Mount. The name expresses a strong spiritual and national bond, symbolizing the eternal connection between the Jewish people and their historical capital. The word "Bat" (daughter) gives the name a nuance of affection, belonging, and intimacy, as if the bearer is the beloved daughter of Zion itself. In biblical sources, the term "Bat-Tzion" (Daughter of Zion) appears several times as a term of endearment for the people of Israel and the city of Jerusalem. The prophets used this expression to convey God's love for the people of Israel and the special relationship between the Almighty and His holy city. The name carries a message of hope, redemption, and national renewal. It represents the deep longing for return to Zion and the rebuilding of Jerusalem, a central theme in Jewish prayers and aspirations throughout the generations. In modern times, the name Bat-Tzion gained renewed significance with the national revival and the establishment of the State of Israel. It became a symbol of Zionism and renewed connection to the Land of Israel. Women bearing this name express through it their proud Jewish identity, their belief in the Jewish people's right to their land, and the vision of a free people in their homeland. The name conveys spiritual strength, national pride, and a sense of historical mission. It is particularly suitable for families wishing to emphasize their connection to Jewish heritage and the Land of Israel, expressing hope for a bright future for the Jewish people in their homeland.

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Isaiah 52:1 - Awake, awake, put on your strength, O Zion; put on your beautiful garments, O Jerusalem, the holy city

In Kabbalah, the name Bat-Tzion represents the connection between the Shekhinah (the feminine divine presence) and Zion, symbolizing the Temple and holiness. The name expresses the union between the divine feminine dimension and the spiritual center of the world, symbolizing spiritual perfection and future redemption.

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Bat-Tzion Trumpeldor - daughter of Joseph Trumpeldor, national hero | Bat-Tzion Meir - Israeli writer and educator | Bat-Tzion Shargai - journalist and public activist

ציונה | ירושלים | שלומציון | ציפורה | בת-שבע | בת-אל | גאולה | תקווה

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