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Dvira is a rare and special Hebrew feminine name that carries profound meanings of holiness and spirituality. The name derives from the root D-B-R and is directly connected to the word 'dvir' - the innermost and holiest part of the Temple, also known as the 'Holy of Holies'. The dvir was the chamber where the Ark of the Covenant resided and was considered the holiest place in the Jewish world, a place where only the High Priest was permitted to enter, and only once a year - on Yom Kippur. The name Dvira bestows upon its bearer a sense of inner sanctity, spiritual depth, and distinctiveness. The name Dvira appears in the Bible as a geographical name - a city in the mountains of Judah that was formerly a Canaanite city called Kiriath-Sepher, and after its conquest by Othniel son of Kenaz, its name was changed to Dvir. The city is mentioned in the context of the division of the land among the tribes and was one of the cities of refuge and Levitical cities. The geographical significance of the name adds a historical and Land of Israel dimension, connecting the spiritual holiness of the Temple with the geographical sanctity of the Land of Israel. Choosing this name expresses a deep connection to Jewish heritage and the Land of Israel. As a feminine name, Dvira carries qualities of inwardness, depth, and contemplation. It suits a girl whose parents wish to give her a name with profound spiritual meaning, a name that speaks of inner holiness and connection to ancient Jewish sources. The name is relatively rare in modern usage, which gives it uniqueness and special character. Women bearing the name Dvira are often perceived as possessing spiritual depth, inner wisdom, and capacity for self-reflection. The name conveys a message that holiness need not be external and loud, but can be quiet, internal, and profound - exactly like the dvir that was hidden from public view yet filled with supreme sanctity.

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Dvira | Debira | D'vira

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Joshua 15:15 - And its name formerly was Kiriath-Sepher

In Kabbalah, the dvir symbolizes the innermost point of the soul, the place where divine holiness dwells in its purest form. The name Dvira represents the connection to inner spiritual depth and the ability to reach hidden places of the soul.

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