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Karmon is a unique and rare Hebrew name that combines natural beauty with deep historical significance. The name derives from the root 'kerem' - vineyard, and adds the suffix 'on' which gives it a regal and refined character. Karmon symbolizes the blessed fruit - the pomegranate, which was one of the most sacred fruits in ancient Jewish culture and appears numerous times in the Bible as a symbol of abundance, fertility, and blessing. In Jewish tradition, the pomegranate carries profound spiritual meaning. According to tradition, the pomegranate contains 613 seeds - corresponding to the number of commandments in the Torah, symbolizing the fulfillment of mitzvot and spiritual completeness. The pomegranate appears in descriptions of the Temple, in the decorations of the High Priest's garments, and in blessings for the New Year. The name Karmon gives its bearer a direct connection to this heritage, expressing hope for a life full of content, meaning, and spiritual fruitfulness. This is a name suitable for parents seeking a name with deep significance connected to nature, tradition, and Jewish values. The name Karmon also carries a noble and special character thanks to its melodious and pleasant sound. It combines the warmth and richness of the root 'kerem' - reminiscent of the landscapes of the Land of Israel, the cultivation of vines and wine, and the connection to the land - with the refined suffix 'on' that gives the name an elevated and unique character. This is a name particularly suitable for families looking for a rare and beautiful name, one that is uncommon yet sounds familiar and pleasant to the Hebrew ear. Karmon is an excellent choice for parents who wish to give their son a unique name that combines ancient tradition with a modern and refined sound, a name that will distinguish the child and give him a special and meaningful identity.

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Karmon | Carmon | Karmon

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Numbers 13:21-23 - They went up through the Negev and came to Hebron... They reached the Valley of Eshkol and cut off a branch bearing a single cluster of grapes... along with some pomegranates and figs

In Kabbalah, the pomegranate symbolizes divine abundance and the hidden secrets of the Torah. The 613 seeds of the pomegranate correspond to the commandments and represent spiritual completeness. The name Karmon carries energy of spiritual fruitfulness, hidden wisdom, and deep connection to sources of holiness.

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Karmon Gadron - Social Activist | Karmon Shapira - Israeli Artist

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