כלילה

Klila is an ancient and exceptionally rare Hebrew feminine name carrying profound meanings of completeness, perfection, and wholeness. The name derives from the Hebrew root 'K-L-L' meaning complete, whole, and perfect. In Biblical Hebrew, the word 'klila' describes something that is entirely whole, without flaw or deficiency, as in the expression 'ola klila' (burnt offering) which describes a sacrifice that was completely consumed on the altar. The name conveys a sense of spiritual completeness, absolute purity, and total dedication. In an additional meaning, Klila also connects to the concept of a crown or garland, as in the phrase 'klil yofi' (crown of beauty) which describes perfect and adorned beauty. In the historical and cultural context, the name Klila appears in biblical and Talmudic literature as an expression of perfection and absolute dedication. The name carries a character of sublimity and spiritual elevation, reflecting values of devotion, inner purity, and striving for excellence. In Jewish culture, the concept of wholeness - 'shlemut' or 'klilut' - is a central value expressing the aspiration to be complete and whole in serving God and performing good deeds. Parents who choose the name Klila for their daughter express hope that she will be a woman complete and perfect in her virtues, pure in her soul, and devoted to her values. Klila is a name particularly suited for families seeking a unique and deeply meaningful name, one that connects ancient tradition with the desire for distinctiveness. The name is extremely rare today, which grants it special charm and a sense of exceptional choice. Women bearing this name are often perceived as having deep character, spiritual sensitivity, and a striving for excellence in all areas of their lives. The name is fitting for a girl whose parents see her as a complete and perfect gift, a pure and sublime being who brings light and wholeness to the world.

כְּלִילָה

Klila | Kelila | Klilah

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Leviticus 9:16 - And he shall offer the burnt offering, and make it according to the ordinance

In Kabbalah, Klila symbolizes divine perfection and the supreme crown. The name connects to the Sefirah of Keter and the concept of absolute completeness beyond human comprehension, representing the connection between the pure soul and the source of infinite light.

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כליל | שלמה | תמה