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Lidan is a rare and ancient Hebrew name that derives from the Hebrew word 'leida' (birth) or 'leholid' (to give birth). The name carries a profound meaning of renewal, new beginnings, and the emergence of life. In biblical Hebrew, the root L-Y-D appears in numerous places and symbolizes the process of birth, creation, and bringing something new into the world. Lidan is a name that conveys hope, renewal, and optimism, making it particularly suitable for parents seeking a name with positive meaning and spiritual depth. The name Lidan is considered unisex, meaning it is appropriate for both boys and girls, although in recent years it has become more common among boys. The soft and melodious sound of the name, combined with its positive meaning, makes it an attractive choice for parents interested in a unique name that is not overly common. The name blends the strength of ancient Hebrew tradition with the freshness of a modern and pleasant-sounding name. Within the Israeli cultural fabric, Lidan represents the connection between historical past and living present, reminding us of the continuity of generations and the importance of transmitting life and tradition from one generation to the next. Philologically, the name Lidan is constructed from the root L-Y-D with the addition of the suffix '-an', which gives the name a gentle and special sound. This suffix appears in many Hebrew names and adds a character of delicacy and grace. The name is also connected to the concept of 'dor' (generation) - the next generation, the generation being born, and thus carries a message of continuity and hope for the future. In Jewish culture, birth is perceived as a great miracle and a blessing, and therefore a name expressing the concept of birth carries highly positive connotations. Lidan is a name that evokes feelings of joy, happiness, and hope, and is particularly suitable for families who value Hebrew tradition and wish to give their children a name with deep and beautiful meaning.

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Lidan | Leedan | Lydan

Boy and Girl

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Genesis 4:1 - And Eve bore Cain, and said: 'I have gotten a man with the help of the LORD'

In Kabbalah, the root L-Y-D symbolizes the divine creative force and the revelation of light in the material world. Lidan represents the transition from the spiritual world to the physical world, the moment of manifestation and the realization of spiritual potential in reality. The name carries energy of renewal and revelation, and is connected to the Sefirah of Yesod which connects the upper and lower worlds.

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לידור | לידר | לירן | עידן | עדן

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