כמונה

Kamona is an ancient and exceptionally rare Hebrew feminine name, deriving its meaning from the aromatic cumin plant mentioned in the Bible and Hebrew tradition. Cumin, a spice with a distinctive sharp and unique flavor, was considered one of the most precious and important spices in the ancient world. The name Kamona expresses the value, uniqueness, and special aroma of this plant, giving its bearer a sense of rarity, worth, and distinction. In Hebrew culture, names derived from plants and spices carry meanings of pleasant fragrance, blessing, and abundance, and the name Kamona reflects all these qualities. Cumin is mentioned in the Bible as an important and valued spice, and it was part of agriculture and cuisine in ancient Israel. The plant grows in the Mediterranean and Middle Eastern regions, and its seeds were used for flavoring food, medicine, and even ritual purposes. The name Kamona connects its bearer to ancient agricultural tradition, to the wisdom of nature, and to values of simplicity and naturalness. This is a name suitable for a girl whose parents seek a unique name with deep roots in Hebrew culture and with natural and authentic meaning. The name also carries a sense of warmth, domesticity, and the scent of ancestral home. In Jewish tradition, cumin also symbolizes the blessing found in small and simple things. Just as cumin seeds are small but their taste is strong and significant, so too the name Kamona expresses the idea that a person's value is not measured by external size but by inner content and uniqueness. This is a name that encourages modesty, depth, and authenticity. Women bearing this name are often perceived as having rich, deep, and special personalities, like the complex aroma of cumin itself. The name Kamona is an excellent choice for parents who wish to give their daughter a name that connects past to future, nature to culture, and simplicity to uniqueness.

כַּמּוֹנָה

Kamona | Camona | Kammona

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Isaiah 28:27 - For the black cumin is not threshed with a threshing sledge, nor is a cart wheel rolled over the cumin, but the black cumin is beaten out with a stick, and the cumin with a rod

In Kabbalah, cumin symbolizes the holy sparks hidden in the simple and small things of the world. The name Kamona carries energy of revealing the hidden good and special, and of understanding that holiness exists in every detail of creation. It represents the principle of concentration and focus - great power in a small form.

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