הלה

Hala is an ancient and rare Hebrew name with multiple deep meanings. The root of the name is connected to the verbs 'to praise' (lehalel) and 'to shine' (leha'ir), giving it a dual significance: halo, radiance, and glory. The name appears in the Bible in several contexts and carries with it a sense of holiness, light, and celebration. In Biblical Hebrew, the word 'hala' also serves as an expression of praise and glorification, hence its profound connection to the tradition of Hebrew prayer and song. The name bestows upon its bearer a sense of inner light, spiritual radiance, and the power of positivity. In Jewish tradition, the name Hala is linked to the concept of a halo - the light that surrounds holiness. Just as the Tabernacle and the Temple were surrounded by an aura of sanctity, so too is a person bearing this name perceived as one who radiates light and inspiration to their surroundings. The name also carries connotations of joy and celebration, as it is connected to the root 'halel' - praise and thanksgiving. In Talmudic and Midrashic tradition, the Hallel is a central part of prayer on festive days, hence the name's association with moments of spiritual elevation and joy. Women bearing this name are often perceived as having a luminous, optimistic personality that inspires others. The name Hala also carries the meaning of both inner and outer beauty. The halo that surrounds a person is not merely physical light but also an expression of character, spirituality, and presence. In modern and classical Hebrew literature, the name occasionally appears as a symbol for a woman with a special presence, someone who leaves a profound impression on those around her. Although the name is relatively rare in modern usage, it maintains its ancient charm and the unique feeling it conveys. It is particularly suitable for families seeking a name with deep spiritual significance, a name that bridges the glorious past with the present, and carries a message of light, hope, and joy.

הָלָה

Hala | Hela | Halla

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Genesis 1:5 - And God called the light Day, and the darkness He called Night

In Kabbalah, the name Hala represents the divine light that surrounds the soul. The halo is an expression of the Shechina, the divine presence that illuminates the world. The name carries with it the power of spiritual elevation and connection to the higher dimensions of existence.

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Hala Kozlowski - Israeli singer | Hala Goldenberg - Famous Israeli poet and translator

הילה | הדר | אורה | זוהר | נוגה | תהילה

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