לי-אב

Li-Av is a unique compound Hebrew name that combines two ancient and deeply meaningful Hebrew components. The word 'Li' expresses personal belonging and intimacy, while 'Av' represents the father figure, the source and foundation. The entire name carries the meaning of 'I have a father' or 'my father,' expressing a deep and special connection between the child and parent, between the person and their spiritual and familial origin. This is a name that carries values of family, tradition, and connection to one's roots. In Hebrew culture, the concept of fatherhood occupies a central and honored place. The father symbolizes not only the biological parent but also the spiritual leader, the guide, and the source of wisdom and strength. When this name is given to a child of either gender, it expresses the special and unbreakable bond between the child and their father, and the pride and love inherent in this relationship. The name also reflects values of honoring parents, which constitutes one of the Ten Commandments and a foundation of Jewish morality. In the modern era, hyphenated compound names have become more popular in Israel, allowing for creative and personal expression of values and emotions. Li-Av is a unisex name that carries an aura of emotional strength and familial depth. It conveys a sense of security, rootedness, and strong connection to tradition. Parents who choose this name for their child express the importance of family in their eyes, the respect they hold for the concept of fatherhood, and their desire for their child to grow up with a strong sense of belonging and a clear source of identity. The name also indicates emotional sensitivity and an understanding that family connections are the cornerstone of personality and identity. In contemporary Israeli society, where values of family and tradition blend with modernity and openness, a name like Li-Av represents a beautiful bridge between past and future, between the traditional and the contemporary.

לִי-אָב

Li-Av | Lee-Av | Liav

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Exodus 20:12 - Honor your father and your mother

In Kabbalah, the father represents the original force and spiritual root, the right pillar of the Tree of Life symbolizing kindness and giving. The name Li-Av expresses a personal connection to the divine paternal energy and to the soul's source.

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אבי | ליאב | אביב | לי-אור | אביאל | ליעד