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Medva (also transliterated as Madaba or Meydva) is an exceptionally rare and ancient Hebrew name with deep biblical roots and fascinating historical-geographical significance. The name refers to an ancient city currently located in Jordan, approximately 30 kilometers southwest of Amman, and is mentioned four times in the Hebrew Bible as an important city in the Moabite plateau. The meaning of Medva is "flowing waters" or "golden waters," alluding to flourishing, abundance, and a source of life in the arid desert. The name combines the element "mei" (water) with the root "dv" or "dva" meaning flow or movement, expressing the vitality and dynamism of a living water source in a desert region. Historically, Medva was a highly significant city during biblical times, mentioned in the context of Israel's conquest of the Transjordan. The city was part of the territory of Reuben, but throughout history it changed hands between Israel, Moab, and Ammon. In the sixth century CE, the most famous mosaic map from the Byzantine period was discovered in Medva - the "Madaba Map" - which is the most detailed map of the Land of Israel from ancient times. This map, embedded in the floor of an ancient church, depicts in great detail Jerusalem, the Dead Sea, the Jordan River, and numerous other settlements, and serves as an extremely important historical and archaeological source. The name Medva thus carries with it the legacy of a place of enormous cultural, religious, and historical importance. As a personal name, Medva is particularly suitable for parents seeking a rare and exceptional name with a deep connection to Jewish sources and the Land of Israel. The name conveys a sense of quiet strength, historical depth, and connection to roots. It suits children with gentle yet strong souls, possessing spiritual and intellectual curiosity, and the ability to be a source of inspiration and support to their surroundings - just like a flowing water source in the desert. The name also carries the message of connecting past and future, between ancient tradition and modern life, reminding us of the importance of preserving our historical and cultural memory.

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Medva | Madaba | Meydva | Maydva

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Numbers 21:25-30 - So they defeated him and his sons and all his people, until there was no survivor left to him; and they took possession of his land... from Heshbon to Dibon and Medva

In Kabbalah, the name Medva symbolizes the flow of divine abundance and spiritual life. The flowing waters represent the ceaseless flow of supreme wisdom and spiritual light that sustains the soul. The name expresses a deep connection to sacred sources, to the Land of Israel, and to the deepest spiritual roots of the Jewish people, suggesting a soul with the ability to be a source of inspiration and spiritual support for others.

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