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Jade is a modern international name that has penetrated Israeli usage in recent decades, reflecting the global trend of adopting names based on precious gemstones. The name derives from the famous green stone, jade, which is considered one of the most precious and valued stones in many cultures worldwide. In Hebrew, the name easily adapted to local phonetics and became a popular unisex name, especially among families seeking a name with an international sound and deep meaning. The jade stone carries with it a rich history spanning thousands of years. In ancient Chinese culture, jade was considered the "stone of heaven" and was a symbol of status, wisdom, and purity. The Chinese believed the stone embodied five principal virtues: justice, compassion, modesty, courage, and wisdom. In Central American cultures, particularly among the Maya and Aztecs, jade was more precious than gold and considered a sacred stone with healing and protective powers. The stone was used to create jewelry, religious sculptures, and ceremonial tools. In many traditions, it was believed that the stone brings good fortune, protects against evil, and strengthens the connection between body and soul. In modern Israel, the name Jade has gained popularity both as a girls' name and a boys' name, though it is more common among girls. The name conveys a sense of elegance, uniqueness, and connection to nature. Parents who choose this name typically want to give their children a name with a modern and international sound, easily pronounced in different languages, and carrying meanings of beauty, strength, and value. The green color characteristic of the jade stone also symbolizes growth, life, renewal, and tranquility - values that resonate deeply in Israeli culture. The name is particularly suitable for parents seeking balance between tradition and modernity, between local roots and openness to the world, and between uniqueness and international accessibility.

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Jade | Jaide | Jayde

Boy and Girl

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In Kabbalah, the name Jade is connected to the green color symbolizing the Sefirah of Tiferet - the point of balance and beauty between Chesed and Gevurah. The green color represents the heart, spiritual growth, and the constant renewal of the soul. The name carries energy of healing, protection, and inner peace.

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Jade Thirlwall (British singer) | Jada Pinkett Smith (American actress) | Jade Jagger (British jewelry designer) | Jade Jones (Olympic taekwondo champion)

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