גדיאלה

Gadiela is a rare and unique Hebrew name that combines two significant elements: "gadi" - a young goat or kid, and "El" - God. The literal meaning of the name is "kid of God" or "God's young goat," expressing the profound connection between simple, innocent nature and divine holiness. The name carries within it a pastoral image of shepherding life in ancient Israel, where the kid - a young and beloved animal - symbolizes innocence, gentleness, and purity. The addition of God's name gives the name a spiritual dimension and elevates the simple kid to the status of a special and consecrated creature. In Jewish tradition, the kid appears in many places as a symbol of innocence and purity. During Passover, we sing "Chad Gadya" - an allegorical song describing the cycle of life and divine providence. The kid in biblical literature often represents the young and vulnerable Jewish people, under the watchful care of the Holy One, Blessed be He. The name Gadiela gives its bearer an identity of purity and innocence, while emphasizing belonging to God. This is a name particularly suitable for families seeking an original and rare name that has a deep connection to Jewish tradition but is not commonly used in daily life. The name Gadiela also carries a dimension of connection to the land and nature. During biblical times, goat herding was a central part of rural life, and kids were considered a precious asset. They provided milk, meat, and hides, and were an integral part of the agricultural economy. Choosing this name expresses a connection to the agricultural roots of the Jewish people and to simple, authentic living. The name conveys a message of humility and simplicity while maintaining the spiritual and holy dimension. Women bearing this name may be perceived as having a gentle and sensitive character, with a strong connection to tradition and nature, and possessing a pure and innocent soul.

גְּדִיאֵלָה

Gadiela | Gediela | Gdielah

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Genesis 21:28 - And Abraham set seven ewe lambs of the flock by themselves

In Kabbalah, the kid symbolizes the pure and innocent soul descending into this world. The combination with God's name indicates a direct connection between the soul and its Creator, expressing the idea that every soul is a "kid of God" - a young and innocent being belonging to the Creator and under His special providence.

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