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The name Zohar is one of the most distinctive and profound names in Hebrew culture, carrying meanings of light, radiance, and brilliance. The word 'zohar' describes a shining, brilliant light, both spiritual and physical radiance, and it appears in various sources in classical Hebrew. The root Z.H.R refers to lightning, glow, and illumination, expressing the idea of light breaking through darkness, of clarity conquering obscurity. In the Bible, the word zohar appears in contexts of spiritual enlightenment and radiant beauty, such as in the Book of Daniel where it states "And those who are wise shall shine like the brightness of the firmament." The name carries a character of spiritual strength, inner wisdom, and the ability to illuminate one's surroundings. In Jewish culture, the name Zohar is inextricably linked to the Sefer HaZohar (Book of Splendor), the central work of Jewish Kabbalah written in the 13th century by Rabbi Moses de León in Spain. The Zohar is a mystical commentary on the Torah, dealing with the secrets of divinity, the nature of creation, and the hidden meanings of the commandments and Torah. The book is considered one of the most important spiritual compositions in Judaism, serving as a source of inspiration for Kabbalists, Hasidim, and seekers of deep spiritual paths. The name Zohar therefore carries all these spiritual and mystical meanings, expressing an aspiration for supreme wisdom, inner truth, and closeness to the divine. Choosing the name Zohar for a child is a declaration of values of spirituality, of searching for deep meaning, and of the desire to illuminate the world with the light of wisdom and truth. The name Zohar became particularly popular in Israel during the 20th century and is considered a unisex name suitable for both boys and girls. In recent decades, the name has gained great popularity among both secular and religious families, and is perceived as a modern name with deep roots. The sound of the name - short, strong, and clear - contributes to its attractiveness, conveying a sense of clarity, strength, and uniqueness. Bearers of the name Zohar are often perceived as people with a special personality, possessing inner charisma and the ability to influence their environment. The name evokes associations of optimism, positive energy, and the ability to see light even in difficult situations. In modern Israeli culture, the name Zohar also carries meanings of national pride and connection to the rich Jewish tradition, while incorporating modern values of gender equality and openness.

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Zohar | Zoar | Zoher

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Daniel 12:3 - And those who are wise shall shine like the brightness of the firmament, and those who turn many to righteousness like the stars forever and ever

In Kabbalah, the name Zohar symbolizes the supreme divine light, hidden wisdom, and the spiritual radiance that illuminates the soul. The Sefer HaZohar itself is considered the source of mystical light that reveals the secrets of the Torah and the inner meanings of creation. Bearers of the name are perceived as having a special soul, connected to supreme spiritual sources and endowed with the ability to illuminate the path of others.

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Zohar Argov (singer) | Zohar Strauss (actress) | Zohar Liba (actress) | Zohar Tzafrir (director and actress) | Zohar Levy (footballer)

זהר | זיו | נוגה | אור | אורי | מאור | נהר

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