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Yotvat is an ancient and rare Hebrew feminine name with deep biblical roots and special significance. The name appears in the Bible as one of King David's daughters and carries the meaning "good" or "the best one." The root of the name is "tov" (good), one of the most central and important concepts in Hebrew and Jewish culture, appearing already in the first verse of creation - "And God saw the light, that it was good." The name Yotvat expresses the quality of absolute goodness, inner beauty, and moral virtue. In biblical sources, Yotvat, daughter of King David, was a woman of royal status, and her name reflects her exalted position and special qualities. The name carries characteristics of nobility, refinement, and inner beauty. Throughout Jewish history, the name Yotvat has remained rare and special, never becoming as common as other biblical names. This very rarity gives the name a unique charm and distinguishes its bearers. In recent decades, there has been a renewed interest in rare biblical names, and Yotvat is receiving fresh attention from parents seeking a name with deep meaning, historical connection, and distinctive character. The name Yotvat evokes positive associations of optimism, kindness, and positivity. It expresses hope for a good and happy life, and conveys values of morality, integrity, and nobility of spirit. Women bearing the name Yotvat are often perceived as having strong and independent characters, with a developed sense of values and the ability to positively influence their surroundings. The name is particularly suitable for families seeking to preserve biblical heritage while choosing a name that is neither routine nor overly common. Yotvat is a name that successfully combines strength with gentleness, antiquity with modernity, and rarity with clear and positive meaning.

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Yotvat | Yotbat | Jotbath

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1 Chronicles 3:5-7 - And all the days that David reigned over Israel were forty years... and his sons that were born to him in Jerusalem... and Yotvat

In Kabbalah, the name Yotvat is connected to the Sefirot of Chesed (Kindness) and Tiferet (Beauty), representing absolute goodness and perfect balance. The letter Yod at the beginning of the name symbolizes the divine point of light, while the root 'tov' (good) represents the eternal goodness flowing from the Creator to the world. The name carries energy of positivity, blessing, and beneficial influence on those around.

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Yotvat Zer (Israeli artist) | Yotvat Meir (history researcher)

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