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The name Gili is a modern Hebrew name full of vitality, combining the word "gil" meaning joy, happiness, and gladness, together with the possessive suffix "i" - mine. The full meaning of the name is "my joy" or "my gladness," expressing the deep sense of happiness that a child brings to their parents. The name carries a special positive energy, conveying a message of optimism, lightness, and joy of life. It became particularly popular from the 1970s and 1980s onward, as part of the trend of creating original and emotionally rich affectionate names. The root of the name Gili is found in the ancient Hebrew word "gil," which appears in the Bible with various meanings of joy and excitement. In Jewish culture, the concept of "gil" represents not just ordinary happiness, but deep and overflowing joy, like that described in Psalms and prophecies. The name Gili takes this concept and personalizes it, turning it into an intimate and personal expression of love and appreciation. Unlike the more neutral name "Gil," "Gili" adds a layer of closeness and affection, making the joy something personal and belonging. The name expresses the feeling that the child is the source of the parents' personal joy, the light and happiness in their lives. In modern Israeli culture, the name Gili is perceived as light, pleasant to pronounce, and full of optimism. It suits both genders, though it is more common among boys. The name conveys a friendly, open, and lively personality, and is associated with people who have a good sense of humor and the ability to spread joy around them. In recent years, the name has gained renewed popularity among families seeking an authentic Hebrew name that is neither too heavy nor formal, but rather light and full of positive meaning. The name Gili represents the new Israeli spirit - a combination of deep Hebrew tradition with contemporary lightness and joy of life, and it continues to be a beloved choice for parents wishing to express the happiness their child has brought them.

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Gili | Geely | Gilly

Boy and Girl

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Isaiah 66:10 - Rejoice with her and be glad, all you who love her

In Kabbalah, the name Gili represents the attribute of supreme joy that originates from divine light. The letter Gimel symbolizes giving and kindness, the first Yod represents divine presence, the Lamed symbolizes learning and understanding, and the second Yod adds the personal and sacred dimension. The gematria of the name (53) connects it to concepts of "even" (stone - a solid foundation) and "gan" (garden - a place of joy and delight), emphasizing joy as a solid foundation in life and a place of spiritual growth.

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Gili Argov (actor) | Gili Haimovich (journalist) | Gili Sa'ar (actor) | Gili Mosinzon (musician)

גיל | גילה | גילת | גילעד | גלי

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