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Ziva is a stunning Hebrew feminine name that expresses light, radiance, and inner beauty. The name derives from the Hebrew root Z-Y-V, which appears in biblical and rabbinic literature with meanings of brilliance, aura, glow, and splendor. Ziva is the feminine form of the name Ziv, expressing not only external light but also inner radiance, a glow of personality and spiritual beauty. In Hebrew culture, light has always symbolized life, hope, wisdom, and spiritual enlightenment, making this name particularly meaningful. Throughout the history of the Hebrew language, the word "ziv" appears in many places in the Bible and Talmudic literature. In the Book of Daniel, for example, "ziv apin" - the radiance of the face - is described as an expression of honor and beauty. During the Hebrew revival period, the name Ziva became especially popular among Zionist families seeking original Hebrew names that expressed optimism, beauty, and connection to the renewed Hebrew language. The name conveys a sense of brightness, vitality, and positive energy. It is particularly suitable for parents looking for a short, melodious name with deep meaning and direct connection to Hebrew roots. Ziva is considered a typical and recognizable Israeli name, yet it has maintained a certain uniqueness and has not become overly common. It combines tradition with modernity - it has a clear connection to ancient Hebrew, yet sounds fresh and contemporary. Women named Ziva are often perceived as having luminous, optimistic, and positive personalities, as those who bring light and joy to their surroundings. The name is also fitting for babies born during special periods of light - such as around Hanukkah or during spring and summer months, when natural light increases and nature blooms.

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Daniel 10:8 - And the radiance of my glory was turned to destruction upon me

In Kabbalah, ziv symbolizes divine light revealed in the world. The name Ziva represents spiritual illumination and inner wisdom, the ability to radiate light to others. It is connected to the sefirah of Tiferet, which balances chesed and gevurah, expressing beauty and harmony.

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Ziva Shamir - Israeli artist and sculptor | Ziva Ben Porat - Israeli writer and cultural researcher | Ziva Roden - Israeli actress | Ziva Krive - Israeli journalist and TV presenter

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