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Yotvat is an ancient and exceptionally rare Hebrew name, deriving its meaning from the Hebrew root 'T-V-B' which means 'good'. The name appears in the Bible and carries connotations of goodness, beauty, and completeness. The literal meaning of the name is 'she will do good' or 'she will make better', expressing hope and optimism for the future. The name Yotvat recalls the central Jewish value of doing good and kindness, expressing an expectation that the bearer will bring blessing and goodness to the world. In Hebrew culture, names derived from the root 'good' are considered especially blessed, as they recall the first word God spoke about His creation - 'good'. Yotvat is mentioned in the Bible as one of the daughters of Jethro, the priest of Midian and father-in-law of Moses. According to biblical tradition, Jethro was a significant spiritual figure who recognized the God of Israel and joined the people. Jethro's daughters, including Yotvat, are represented in sources as wise and special women. The name carries the legacy of an honored priestly family and the connection to Moses. In midrashim and Jewish commentary, the names of Jethro's daughters have been discussed extensively, and Yotvat is perceived as a symbol of the good and kindness that Jethro's family brought to the people of Israel. The name reflects the special relationship between the people of Israel and other nations who recognized the God of Israel, symbolizing openness and love of humanity. In the modern era, Yotvat is a rare and special name chosen by parents seeking an original and ancient Hebrew name with positive meaning. The name is particularly suitable for families wishing to preserve biblical tradition and give their daughter a unique name that is not common. Yotvat carries values of optimism, kindness, and positivity, expressing hope that the bearer will be a source of blessing and good. The name also recalls Kibbutz Yotvata in the Arava, named after the biblical figure, connecting historical past with Israeli present. Parents choosing this name give their daughter a deep Hebrew identity, connection to ancient Jewish tradition, and a name that expresses hope for a good and blessed future.

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Yotvat | Yotbat | Jotbath

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Deuteronomy 10:7 - From there they journeyed to Gudgodah, and from Gudgodah to Jotbathah, a land of brooks of water

In Kabbalah, the name Yotvat is connected to the Sefirah of Chesed (kindness) and the goodness in the upper worlds. The root 'good' symbolizes pure divine light and the will to bestow goodness. The name carries energy of giving, blessing, and spiritual abundance aimed at bringing repair to the world.

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