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Yated is an ancient and exceptionally rare Hebrew name, drawing its meaning from biblical scripture and classical Hebrew language. The word 'yated' refers to a peg, stake, or tent pin - a simple yet essential object used for anchoring and reinforcing structures. In the Bible, the yated appears in various contexts and also serves as a profound metaphor for a person who is a pillar, supporter, and anchor within their community. The name expresses the concept of stability, reliability, and inner strength that may not be visible to the eye but is vital for existence. In Jewish tradition, the yated symbolizes a person firmly rooted in their values, faith, and identity. Just as a tent peg holds the tent in place even during a storm, so too is a person bearing this name perceived as one who stands firm against life's challenges. The prophet Isaiah uses the imagery of the yated as a symbol of true leadership and responsibility when he describes Eliakim son of Hilkiah as 'a peg in a secure place.' The name conveys a sense of quiet strength, of a person who does not need to flaunt themselves yet whose presence is felt and meaningful. This is a name suitable for parents seeking a name with deep significance, one that emphasizes the importance of being a solid foundation for family and community. The name Yated also carries a dimension of humility and simplicity. A tent peg is not a fancy or impressive object, but without it, the tent would collapse. Similarly, many people in society who are not in the public spotlight are the ones who hold together the social and familial fabric. In the modern era, where there is a tendency to overvalue fame and external glamour, the name Yated reminds us of the importance of true values - stability, loyalty, and keeping one's word. This is a name particularly suited for families who wish to convey a message about the importance of moral and spiritual grounding, and about being an anchor and source of strength for those around them.

יָתֵד

Yated | Yathed | Jathed

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Isaiah 22:23 - And I will fasten him as a peg in a secure place

In Kabbalah, the yated represents the fixed point from which all threads extend - the solid spiritual foundation upon which the entire spiritual system is built. The yated is a symbol of the Sefirah of Yesod (Foundation), connecting the upper worlds to the world of action, serving as an anchor between the spiritual and material realms.

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