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Devrat is an ancient and exceptionally rare Hebrew name, drawing its origins from the Bible and the biblical period. The name appears in the Book of Joshua and the Book of Chronicles as the name of an ancient Levitical city located in the territory of the tribe of Issachar, in the Lower Galilee region. The city of Devrat served as one of the cities of refuge and Levitical cities, and its precise location has been identified by scholars as near Mount Tabor, one of the most famous mountains in the Land of Israel. The name carries within it a deep historical memory of ancient Israelite settlement and a connection to the land and heritage. Linguistically, the name Devrat is connected to the root D-B-R, which appears in the Bible with various meanings. In Biblical Hebrew, this root relates to word, speech, and expression, but also to wilderness and pasture. Some believe that the name Devrat is related to the word "dever" - pasture or desert area, which indicates the nature of the landscape where the ancient city was located. Others connect it to the concept of speech and word, giving the name a meaning of communication, expression, and utterance. In any case, the name carries cultural and linguistic depth that reflects the richness of the Hebrew language and the close connection between place, language, and identity. As a feminine name, Devrat expresses uniqueness, strength, and a deep connection to Jewish heritage. It is suitable for parents seeking a name with historical and biblical significance, a name that is uncommon and carries the echo of ancient times. A woman named Devrat may be perceived as having a strong character, rooted in her origins, possessing an impressive presence and the ability to express herself and make an impact. The name provides a sense of groundedness, of belonging to a place and history, and of pride in a rich cultural heritage. This is a name suitable for a girl whose parents wish to give her a distinct identity, connected to the Land of Israel and ancient Jewish tradition, while choosing a rare and special name that stands out in its uniqueness and historical depth.

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Devrat | Dovrat | Devorat

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Joshua 21:28 - And Daberath, and Jarmuth

In Kabbalah, the name Devrat symbolizes the power of speech and spiritual expression. The root D-B-R is connected to the Sefirah of Malchut, which is the Sefirah that manifests in the physical world. The name represents the ability to transform spirituality into action, thought into word, and interiority into external expression. The connection to the Levitical place emphasizes holiness and spiritual service.

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