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Meged is an ancient and exceptionally rare Hebrew name carrying profound meanings of goodness and excellence. The biblical root of the name appears in the Book of Deuteronomy, when Moses blesses the tribes of Israel and mentions "the precious things of the sun and the precious things of the moon" - the most valuable and finest gifts that nature bestows. The word "meged" refers to something sublime, precious and choice, something that contains inherent goodness and exalted quality. In the biblical context, the name symbolizes divine blessing expressed through the fruits of the earth and nature's abundance. The name Meged carries a character of rarity and spiritual nobility. In Hebrew culture, the word "meged" was used to describe the finest and most excellent things - the choicest produce of the land, the first fruits, and the select items dedicated to the Temple. A person bearing this name is perceived as one who possesses distinguished qualities, as one who is himself a "meged" - a precious gift to the world. The name reflects values of goodness of heart, generosity of spirit, and the ability to give others from the best within oneself. It is a name that recalls the deep connection between humanity and nature, between the spiritual and material, and between divine blessing and daily reality. In modern times, the name Meged remains rare and special, chosen by parents seeking a name with deep meaning and authentic biblical connection. The name is particularly suitable for families who value tradition, simplicity and spiritual depth. There is something pure and direct about it, without unnecessary embellishments, expressing the essential goodness in a person. Parents choosing this name typically seek to give their child a unique identity, a name that won't be heard everywhere but carries rich cultural and spiritual significance. Meged is a name that reminds us that the best things in life are sometimes the simplest - like the fruits of the earth, the light of the sun, and the blessing of heaven.

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Meged | Megged

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Deuteronomy 33:14 - With the precious things of the fruits of the sun, and with the precious things of the yield of the moons

In Kabbalah, the name Meged represents the principle of divine abundance descending from the higher sefirot into earthly reality. The word symbolizes blessing manifesting in the material world, spiritual goodness taking physical form. The name carries energy of receiving and containing, of the ability to absorb and distribute blessing.

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Meged Levi - Israeli musician and composer | Meged Arnon - Israeli writer and Hebrew culture researcher

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