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Hilda is a unique and rare Hebrew feminine name that combines ancient Germanic sounds with deep Hebrew meanings. The name is composed of two parts: 'Hil' meaning 'splendor' or 'halo' in Hebrew, and 'da' which is a common suffix in Germanic names. In its Germanic origin, the name derives from the word 'hild' meaning 'battle' or 'warrior woman', and it was common among Germanic and Nordic tribes during the Middle Ages. The name came to Hebrew culture through Ashkenazi Judaism in Europe, where it was adopted and adapted to Hebrew sounds while maintaining its original character. In Jewish culture, the name Hilda acquired additional and deeper meanings. The word 'Hil' in Hebrew connects to the concept of halo - the light surrounding holy figures, a symbol of sanctity and elevated spirituality. Thus the name became a symbol of a woman with a special presence, a woman who radiates inner light and spiritual strength. In Jewish communities in Europe, the name was particularly popular among educated and high-status families, and it was considered a noble and honorable name. Women named Hilda were perceived as having strong and independent characters, combining inner strength with feminine sensitivity. In the twentieth century, the name Hilda underwent interesting transformations. While in Europe it remained a traditional and less common name, in Israel it experienced a certain revival among families seeking unique names with historical roots. The name conveys a rare combination of gentleness and strength, of tradition and modernity. Today, Hilda is considered an elegant and special name, suitable for parents wishing to give their daughter a name with rich history and multifaceted meaning. The name carries within it the cultural heritage of generations, while maintaining relevance and beauty in the modern era.

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Hilda | Hilde | Hildah

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In Kabbalah, the name Hilda connects to the concept of halo - the spiritual light surrounding the pure soul. The name carries the Sefirah of Tiferet, which balances Chesed and Gevurah, symbolizing a woman with perfect spiritual balance and the ability to illuminate her surroundings with inner light.

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Hilda Doolittle (American poet) | Hilda Shapiro (human rights activist) | Hilda Sollander (Swedish author) | Hilda Ogden (British actress)

הילה | הדס | הדר | הילית | הדסה | הודיה

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