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Vida is a delicate and unique feminine name that embodies profound meanings of gratitude and thanksgiving. The name derives from the Hebrew root 'Y-D-H' which means to thank, praise, and acknowledge goodness. In Biblical Hebrew, this root appears numerous times in contexts of prayer, praise, and glorification of the Creator. The name Vida carries within it the beautiful message of a person who recognizes the good in their life and expresses gratitude for it - a noble trait that reflects spiritual depth and the ability to appreciate life's blessings. In Jewish tradition, the concept of thanksgiving and gratitude holds a central place. The word 'Yehudi' (Jew) itself derives from the same root, originating from the tribe of Judah who was named thus based on Leah's words: 'This time I will praise the Lord' (Genesis 29:35). The name Vida expresses that same consciousness of gratitude and appreciation for life. In ancient Hebrew culture, thanksgiving was not merely a word or external gesture, but an entire way of life - the ability to see good even in difficulties, to appreciate every moment, and to live with awareness of joy and gratitude. This name is particularly suitable for parents wishing to give their daughter a name with deep spiritual meaning, a name that will remind her throughout her life of the importance of gratitude and optimism. Vida is a name that combines phonetic beauty with profound content. The soft and melodious sound of the name makes it pleasant to the ear, while its deep meaning gives it a dimension of wisdom and spiritual maturity. In the modern world, when many seek meaning and purpose in their lives, a name like Vida serves as a daily reminder to live with gratitude and appreciate the small and large gifts that life offers us. The name is suitable for a girl whose parents see her as a blessing and gift, and wish for her to grow into a woman with a good heart, capable of seeing light even on difficult days and giving thanks for all the good in her life.

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Vida | Veda | Veedah

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Genesis 29:35 - This time I will praise the Lord

In Kabbalah, the root of thanksgiving is connected to the Sefirah of Hod - one of the ten Sefirot representing divine attributes. Hod symbolizes acknowledgment, gratitude, and humility before that which is greater than oneself. The name Vida carries the spiritual light of the ability to recognize goodness and express gratitude for it.

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Vida Blue - American actress | Vida Movahed - Iranian activist

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