זהבית

Zehavit is an original and unique Hebrew name that combines natural beauty with the brilliance of gold. The name derives from the Zehavit flower, a stunning winter-blooming plant from the rose family that flowers primarily during the cold months of the year in an intense golden-yellow hue. The plant blooms when most of nature is dormant, bringing hope, light, and warmth during the cold and gray season. The name expresses the fascinating contrast between feminine delicacy and strength and resilience - just like the flower itself that stands proudly during a period when very few plants dare to bloom. In Hebrew and Israeli culture, Zehavit is considered a name that symbolizes optimism, inner beauty, and spiritual strength. The name contains the word "zahav" (gold), which gives it connotations of luxury, spiritual value, and rarity. In the past, the name was relatively rare, but in recent years it has experienced a renewed awakening among parents seeking an authentic Israeli name with a deep connection to nature and the land. The name radiates warmth, optimism, and love of nature, and is particularly suitable for girls born during the winter months or for those whose parents wish to give them a name with rich botanical significance. Linguistically, Zehavit is constructed from the root Z-H-V (gold) with the addition of the feminine suffix "-it", which indicates belonging or connection to something. Thus, Zehavit is "she who is connected to gold" or "she who shines like gold". The name also carries the meaning of blooming and renewal, as the Zehavit is one of the first flowers to herald the beginning of spring and the return of life to nature. Women bearing the name Zehavit are often perceived as having a radiant, warm, and inspiring personality, just like the golden flower that illuminates the gray winter landscape. The name suits an independent, strong, and beautiful woman who knows how to stand out and shine even in difficult conditions.

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Zehavit | Zehavith | Zehava

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In Kabbalah, the name Zehavit represents the divine light descending into the physical world. Gold symbolizes the Sefirah of Tiferet, the harmonious center of the Tree of Life, and blooming in winter represents the soul's power to shine even in darkness. The name carries energy of spiritual abundance, inner beauty, and illumination, and connects the upper world to the lower world through the beauty and radiance it brings to the world.

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Zehavit Yosef-Cohen (journalist and presenter) | Zehavit Gal-On (former politician) | Zehavit Ben Ari (artist)

זהבה | זהרה | זהר | פזית | נורית | רקפת | ורדית | יסמין

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