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Vered is a delicate and stunning Hebrew feminine name that refers to the famous rose flower - the queen of flowers. The name carries natural beauty, gentle fragrance, and symbolic richness that has accompanied humanity since ancient times. In Biblical Hebrew, the word "vered" appears in the Song of Songs and other sources, symbolizing beauty, love, and tenderness. The rose is considered one of the most beautiful and sought-after flowers in the world, appearing in literature, art, and many cultures as a symbol of love, passion, romance, and feminine grace. The name Vered began to spread in Israel particularly during the twentieth century, as part of the movement to revive Hebrew names and connect to nature and the land. It reflects Israeli parents' desire to choose names that connect to the landscape, vegetation, and blossoming of the land. The rose has grown in the Land of Israel since ancient times and is mentioned in old sources as a beautiful and fragrant plant. The name gives its bearer a sense of delicacy, inner and outer beauty, and quiet yet profound feminine strength. Vered is not just a name - it is a declaration of connection to nature, aesthetics, and values of beauty and love. In modern Israeli culture, the name Vered is perceived as a classic and timeless name, suitable for any age and any period. It never goes out of fashion and always sounds fresh and magnificent. Women bearing the name Vered are often perceived as having a delicate yet strong personality, inner and outer beauty, and the ability to spread a positive fragrance in their surroundings. The name also reminds us that roses have thorns - meaning that behind the delicacy and beauty lie strength, self-defense, and resilience. This is a name suitable for a woman who knows how to protect herself while also being soft and loving.

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Vered | Wered | Vared

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Song of Songs 2:1 - I am the rose of Sharon, a lily of the valleys

In Kabbalah, the rose symbolizes the balance between external beauty and inner depth. The thorns represent the boundaries necessary to protect inner sanctity, while the flower itself symbolizes the divine revelation of beauty in the world. The name Vered connects the attribute of Chesed (kindness) with the attribute of Gevurah (strength), teaching about the need for balance between softness and power.

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Vered Feldman - Israeli actress | Vered Mosenzon - Israeli singer and composer | Vered Borkovsky - Israeli journalist and TV presenter | Vered Aharoni - Israeli singer

שושנה | נורית | רקפת | סיגלית | דפנה | יסמין

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