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Dovrat is a modern and distinctive Hebrew feminine name that carries meanings of communication, expression, and guidance. The name derives from the Hebrew root D.B.R, which appears in Biblical Hebrew with numerous meanings related to speaking, words, and leadership. In modern Hebrew, the word "dovrat" refers to a woman who speaks, expresses opinions, or serves as an official spokesperson conveying messages on behalf of an organization or body. The name reflects the evolution of modern Hebrew language and the desire to give daughters names with active and empowering meanings. The root D.B.R appears extensively throughout the Bible, beginning with the creation story where "God said" - divine speech that brings creation into being. The word "davar" appears in various meanings: speech, matter, deed, and even leadership. In Jewish tradition, the power of speech is perceived as immense - "Death and life are in the power of the tongue" (Proverbs 18:21). The name Dovrat grants its bearer an identity of a woman with a voice, a woman whose words are heard and carry weight. It is a name that expresses the importance of authentic communication, of the ability to articulate thoughts and feelings with clarity and courage. In modern Israeli culture, the name Dovrat also carries professional and public significance. A dovrat is a woman who represents, explains, and guides. She is a bridge between ideas and audience, between messages and listeners. The name testifies to skills of motivation, persuasion, and positive influence. It suits a daughter whose parents envision for her a future of leadership, of ability to lead meaningful conversations and influence her environment. Dovrat is also a name that emphasizes the importance of authenticity - speech that comes from the heart, expresses inner truth, and reflects deep values. This is a modern name that connects ancient tradition of the power of speech with contemporary values of equality, self-expression, and female empowerment.

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Dovrat | Doberet | Doveret

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Exodus 6:2 - And God spoke to Moses and said to him: I am the Lord

In Kabbalah, the root D.B.R represents the divine power of speech through which the worlds were created. Dovrat symbolizes the Sefirah of Hod - communication and authentic expression. The name carries energy of connection between the inner and outer worlds.

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Organizational spokespersons | Government spokespersons | Communication professionals

דברת | דבורה | אמירה

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