טולי

Tuli is a unique and rare Hebrew name that combines delicacy and strength in equal measure. The name is derived from the Hebrew root 'tal' (טל), meaning dew - the gentle water droplets that descend at night and refresh the earth. In Jewish culture, dew carries profound spiritual significance and appears in prayers as a symbol of blessing, life, and renewal. The name Tuli gives this traditional root a modern and youthful touch while maintaining the deep connection to Hebrew sources. The use of this name reflects the contemporary trend of choosing names that bridge tradition and innovation, ancient roots and modern expression. The name Tuli carries within it the meaning of freshness, renewal, and hope. In biblical and Talmudic literature, dew is mentioned numerous times as a symbol of divine grace, resurrection, and spiritual awakening. In the 'Morid HaTal' prayer recited on Passover, we request the blessing of dew for the summer season, viewing it as a life-giving and blessing force. The name Tuli conveys this message in a contemporary and accessible way, making it particularly suitable for parents seeking a name that expresses hope for the future, spiritual freshness, and connection to nature. The name is especially popular among families looking for an authentic Hebrew name that is not overly common, and that sounds pleasant and flowing in other languages as well. Linguistically, Tuli is a name that combines the grammatical form of a noun with the possessive suffix 'i', giving the name a personal and affectionate character. This construction pattern is familiar in Hebrew and lends the name a sense of closeness and intimacy. The name is suitable for both genders, though in recent years it has been chosen more often for girls, reflecting the trend toward selecting gentle and soft names. Tuli is a short name, easy to pronounce and remember, with a pleasant musical sound. It integrates well into modern Israeli society while maintaining a clear Hebrew identity, and is also suitable for international settings thanks to its universal sound. Many families choose this name to honor Hebrew tradition while expressing values of connection to nature, spirituality, and hope for a better future.

טוּלִי

Tuli | Tully | Tulie

Boy and Girl

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Psalms 133:3 - Like the dew of Hermon that falls on the mountains of Zion

In Kabbalah, dew symbolizes the gentle divine abundance descending from the higher worlds to the physical realm. Dew represents divine grace revealed in a delicate and continuous manner, nourishing the soul with spirituality. The name Tuli carries the energy of spiritual renewal and inner awakening.

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Tuli Kupferberg - American musician | Tully Marshall - American actor

טל | טלי | טליה | טלמור | נטלי