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Kinor is an ancient and unique Hebrew name referring to the most famous biblical musical instrument - the lyre or harp. The name carries within it all the poetry and spirituality of sacred and royal music in biblical times. The kinor was the central stringed instrument in ancient Hebrew culture, mentioned numerous times in the Bible as a symbol of divine attraction, spiritual joy, and sublime artistic expression. King David, the greatest musician and poet in Hebrew history, played the kinor and with it soothed the spirit of King Saul, thus transforming the kinor into a symbol of healing power, prophetic inspiration, and connection between the earthly and the heavenly. The name Kinor bestows upon its bearer a deep artistic and spiritual identity. It suits parents seeking a rare and meaningful name, one that bridges ancient past with contemporary values of creativity, sensitivity, and beauty. In an era when many biblical names have become common, Kinor remains a unique name that attracts attention and arouses curiosity. The name carries the rich musical tradition of the Hebrew people, from the Levites who accompanied worship in the Temple, through the Levitical songs and Psalms, to the Jewish musical tradition throughout generations. Choosing the name Kinor is choosing a profound cultural identity that emphasizes the importance of art, creation, and emotional expression in life. Symbolically, the kinor represents harmony, balance, and beauty. The instrument requires skill, patience, and delicate listening - desirable qualities in any person. The name Kinor gives a child an identity of artistic sensitivity, deep expressive ability, and connection to cultural roots. In biblical literature, the kinor appears not only as an accompaniment to joy but also as a means of healing the soul and spiritual inspiration. When David played his kinor, the evil spirit departed from Saul - testimony to the healing power of sound and music. This name is particularly suitable for families with artistic inclinations, for musicians, or for those wishing to emphasize the importance of culture and beauty in raising their children. Kinor is a name that reminds us that beyond material achievements, there is supreme value in creation, emotion, and the spiritual connection that music enables.

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1 Samuel 16:23 - And it came to pass, when the evil spirit from God was upon Saul, that David took the harp, and played with his hand; so Saul was refreshed, and was well, and the evil spirit departed from him

In Kabbalah, the kinor symbolizes the harmony between the upper and lower worlds. The ten strings of the Temple kinor represent the ten Sefirot, and the sound emanating from them is an expression of divine unity. The kinor is considered an instrument that awakens the divine spark within the soul and connects the heart to the intellect.

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Kinor Almog - Israeli creator and musician | Kinor Barkai - artist and painter

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