יצהר

Yitzhar is an ancient and biblical Hebrew name with profound and multifaceted meaning. The name appears in the Bible as one of the sons of Kohath, son of Levi, and carries meanings of radiance, brightness, and purity. The root of the name is connected to the word 'tzohar' which means light, radiance, or pure olive oil used for lighting the menorah in the Temple. Yitzhar symbolizes inner light, spiritual clarity, and the purity of the human soul. In Jewish tradition, the name Yitzhar is associated with the tribe of Levi and the priestly family, indicating a special spiritual status. The descendants of Yitzhar were responsible for important duties in the Tabernacle and Temple, and were considered people of high spiritual sensitivity with the ability to understand the deep dimensions of holy service. The name carries the Levitical heritage and connection to the priestly tradition, giving it significant historical and cultural weight in Jewish culture. Today, the name Yitzhar is considered rare and special, combining biblical depth with an authentic Hebrew sound. It suits parents seeking a name with deep spiritual meaning, a name that connects to the historical roots of the Jewish people and expresses values of purity, light, and spirituality. The name Yitzhar reflects connection to tradition, appreciation for spiritual values, and a desire to give a child an original and profound Hebrew identity. In an era when many seek unique and meaningful names, Yitzhar offers a rare combination of history, spirituality, and linguistic beauty.

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Yitzhar | Yitshar | Izhar

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Exodus 6:18 - And the sons of Kohath: Amram, and Izhar, and Hebron, and Uzziel

In Kabbalah, Yitzhar symbolizes the inner light that shines from within the soul. The name is connected to the Sefirah of Chochmah and the supernal light that descends to the lower worlds. Yitzhar represents the ability to purify the soul and transform matter into spirit.

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Yitzhar Shapira - Rabbi and author | Yitzhar Ben David - musician

יצחק | יששכר | אלעזר | עזר | נצר

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