מולי

Muli is a short and charming Hebrew name, serving both as an independent name and as an affectionate form of longer names. The name carries a profound meaning of "facing" or "being opposite to" - closeness, intimacy, and deep emotional connection. In Hebrew, the word "mul" indicates a position of face-to-face encounter, of direct and authentic presence before another or before reality. This name conveys a sense of emotional proximity, of genuine presence, and of the ability to confront life openly and courageously. In Hebrew tradition, the name Muli is connected to the concept of homeland (moledet), of a place to which one belongs and which serves as an anchor of identity. The name also carries the meaning of "molid" - one who brings forth, who creates and renews. There is something in the name Muli of nature's renewal, of life's cyclical patterns, and of the deep connection to earth and roots. In a broader sense, the name expresses the connection between a person and their place, between the individual and the community, and between the present and ancient tradition. Muli has become particularly popular in modern Israel, as part of the trend toward short, direct, and warm names. It serves both as a standalone name and as an affectionate form of names like Shmuel, Mulai, or Shimon. The name carries with it a sense of friendship, lightness, and informal connection. People bearing the name Muli are often perceived as friendly, open, and approachable. The name conveys a message of accessibility, of the ability to be "opposite" the other in an authentic and uncompromising way, without masks or barriers. This is a valuable trait in an era when authenticity and the ability to be genuine with yourself and others is becoming increasingly rare.

מוּלִי

Muli | Mooli | Mulee

Boy and Girl

No

Genesis 1:5 - And God called the light Day, and the darkness He called Night

In Kabbalah, the name Muli is connected to the idea of spiritual positioning before the divine light. The name represents the human ability to stand before the spiritual presence without fear, and to receive divine abundance directly. The word 'mul' symbolizes the unmediated connection between the soul and its Creator.

86

5

Muli Ravid - Israeli actor | Muli Applebaum - musician | Muli Segev - journalist and commentator

מוני | מורי | מודי

76 times