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Yavne'el is an ancient and distinctive Hebrew name composed of two elements: 'yivneh' (will build) and 'El' (God). The word 'yivneh' derives from the root 'banah' (to build), expressing the concept of construction, establishment, and creation. 'El' is one of the names of God in Hebrew, symbolizing divine power, eternity, and perfection. The combination creates a profound meaning: 'God will build' or 'God will establish'. The name expresses deep hope, faith in divine power to build and establish, and a worldview that sees humanity as a partner in the divine process of creation. Yavne'el appears in the Bible as a geographical designation - a city in the territory of Naphtali, as described in the Book of Joshua. The city was part of the inheritance divided among the tribes after the Israelites entered the land of Canaan. The geographical name itself reflects the belief that the place was built or established under divine auspices. In modern times, the name returned to use as a personal name, especially during the period of national revival, when families sought original Hebrew names with biblical roots and connection to the Land of Israel. The name conveys a sense of stability, connection to historical heritage, and faith in the power of building and renewal. Culturally and spiritually, Yavne'el carries a message of optimism and construction. It suits parents seeking a name that combines ancient tradition with a contemporary message of creativity and establishment. The name gives its bearer a sense of purpose, of being part of a larger process of building - whether spiritual, familial, or communal. Yavne'el is a relatively rare name, which grants it uniqueness and distinction. It reflects values of faith, creativity, connection to the historical and geographical roots of the Jewish people, and hope for a better future built by human hands in partnership with divine power.

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Joshua 19:33 - And the border of their inheritance was unto Jezreel... and Yavne'el, unto Lakkum

In Kabbalah, Yavne'el symbolizes the divine power of building and manifestation. The name combines the active energy of construction with divine presence, representing the process through which divine spirit materializes in the physical world. The name is connected to the sefirah of Yesod, which bridges between the spiritual and physical realms.

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בניה | בנאל | אליעד | אלעד | נתנאל | עמנואל | יחזקאל