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Lola is a delicate and charming feminine name with deep roots in Hebrew and Jewish culture. The name derives from the Hebrew root "L-W-L" meaning to wrap, circle, or spiral, and is directly connected to the word "lulav" - the palm branch used during the festival of Sukkot. In classical Hebrew, the name Lola appears in Talmudic literature as an expression of affection and love, sometimes serving as a term of endearment for the word "layla" (night) or as a diminutive of longer names. The name carries a sense of gentleness, softness, and distinct femininity, radiating an atmosphere of familial warmth and intimacy. In Jewish tradition, the name Lola is also connected to the month of Elul - the last month of the Hebrew calendar, a month of introspection, repentance, and preparation for the High Holy Days. The phonetic connection between "Lola" and "Elul" is not coincidental, and it grants the name a spiritual significance of renewal and elevation. During Elul, it is customary to blow the shofar daily, and the sustained, deep sound of the shofar is called "lula" in Talmudic Aramaic. Thus, the name Lola carries within it a dimension of voice, of a sound that awakens the soul and invites it to return to its roots. The name symbolizes the circularity of time, the continuous process of renewal and spiritual elevation that characterizes Jewish tradition. In the modern era, the name Lola has gained international popularity, especially among Jewish communities in the United States and Europe. The name is perceived as exotic and special, with a touch of ancient charm and contemporary spirit combined. It is short, easy to pronounce in many languages, and has a musical and pleasant sound. Many families choose the name Lola to preserve family tradition while expressing modernity and cultural openness. The name conveys independence, self-confidence, and strong personality, while maintaining softness and femininity. In Israel, the name Lola is considered relatively rare but is gaining popularity among parents seeking a unique name that combines tradition with contemporary spirit.

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Lola | Lula

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Leviticus 23:40 - And you shall take on the first day the fruit of splendid trees, branches of palm trees and boughs of leafy trees and willows of the brook

In Kabbalah, the name Lola represents the circular movement of the Sefirot, the continuous spiritual flow between the upper and lower worlds. The name is connected to the Sefirah of Yesod, symbolizing connection and bonding, and carries within it an energy of spiritual renewal and soul awakening.

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Lola Kirke - American actress and singer | Lola Flores - legendary Spanish singer and dancer | Lola Iolani Momoa - daughter of actor Jason Momoa

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