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Cherut is a deeply moving and profound Hebrew name expressing the fundamental value of freedom and independence. The name derives from the root ח-ר-ר (ch-r-r), which appears in the Bible with various meanings related to freedom, liberation, and independence. The word "cherut" appears in Talmudic and Midrashic literature as an expression of both spiritual and physical freedom, symbolizing humanity's deepest aspiration to live a life of independence and creativity. In Jewish culture, the concept of cherut is closely connected to Passover and the Exodus from Egypt, where the name "cherut" appears in the context of "zman cherutenu" (the time of our freedom). In the book of Leviticus appears the verse "proclaim liberty throughout the land unto all the inhabitants thereof" - an expression of the absolute freedom to which humanity aspires. The Sages interpreted the verse "engraved (charut) on the tablets" as "do not read it as charut but as cherut (freedom)," teaching that true freedom is achieved specifically through observance of Torah and commandments. The name reflects a deep Jewish paradox: true freedom is achieved precisely through commitment and self-discipline. As a personal name, Cherut became popular during the period of national revival and especially with the establishment of the State of Israel, when parents wished to commemorate the spirit of freedom and independence of the Jewish people. The name carries a profound Zionist message and expresses the aspiration for a life of national and personal independence. Many women who have been given this name in recent generations carry it with pride as a symbol of feminine strength, independence, and liberty. The name is particularly suitable for an independent, creative, and free-spirited personality who seeks her unique path in the world and is not afraid to break new ground.

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Cherut | Herut | Heirut | Freedom

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Leviticus 25:10 - And ye shall proclaim liberty throughout the land unto all the inhabitants thereof; it shall be a jubilee unto you

In Kabbalah, cherut symbolizes liberation from material limitations and ascension to higher spiritual dimensions. The name represents the soul's ability to free itself from the chains of this world and connect to the inner divine light, while maintaining free will and independent choice in the spiritual path.

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Cherut Lapid (actress and creator) | Cherut Ben-Ari (social activist) | Cherut Shapira (artist)

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