הללויה

Haleluya is a unique and rare Hebrew name that expresses praise and thanksgiving to God. The name is composed of two parts: 'halelu' - a plural imperative form of the verb 'to praise', and 'yah' - a shortened form of the divine name. The literal meaning of the name is 'praise God' or 'glorify the Lord'. This is one of the few names in Hebrew that directly combines a religious imperative with a divine name, making it a name of exceptionally deep spiritual significance. In Jewish tradition, the word 'Haleluya' appears numerous times in the Book of Psalms, primarily at the beginning or end of psalms of praise. It serves as a call to worship and thanksgiving, and as an expression of spiritual joy and faith. The name carries within it the ancient tradition of praise singing in the Temple and synagogues, representing a profound connection to Jewish prayer and liturgical poetry. Choosing this name expresses hope that the child will grow with a spirit of gratitude, appreciation, and the ability to see goodness and beauty in the world. It is a name that encourages a positive approach to life and reminds us of the importance of praise and thanksgiving in every situation. As a given name, Haleluya is extremely rare in Israel and worldwide, but in recent years there has been a trend toward returning to names with deep religious meaning and originality. Parents who choose this name typically seek a unique name that expresses their spiritual values and connection to Jewish tradition. The name is particularly suitable for religious or traditional families who want to give their children a name that emphasizes the importance of faith and praise. Despite its rarity, the name carries a special musicality and uplifting sound, making it a name with strong and unforgettable presence. In an era where parents seek original and meaningful names, Haleluya offers a rare combination of spiritual depth, linguistic beauty, and a positive message of gratitude and joy.

הַלְלוּיָהּ

Haleluya | Hallelujah | Alleluia

Boy and Girl

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Psalms 146:1 - Hallelujah! Praise the LORD, O my soul

In Kabbalah, Haleluya is perceived as an expression of spiritual elevation and connection to divine light. The name represents the stage where the soul reaches a level of pure recognition and gratitude, capable of merging with the supreme divine energy.

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Haleluya Litman (Israeli singer) | Haleluya Haklai (artist)

הלל | הודיה | תהילה | שירה | רננה | זמירה