מיטבאל

Meytavel is a rare and ancient Hebrew name that appears in the Bible and carries a deep and fascinating meaning. The name is composed of two parts: "meytav" meaning the best, the finest, the most excellent, and "El" which is one of the names of God. The full meaning of the name is "God is the best" or "the goodness of God," expressing deep faith in divine providence and the goodness that God bestows upon His creations. In the Bible, Meytavel appears as the name of a woman, daughter of Matred, daughter of Mezahab, wife of Hadar king of Edom. Her biblical appearance gives the name a historical and royal dimension, as she was queen of Edom, a kingdom that was a neighbor and relative to the people of Israel. The name represents the complex relationships between Israel and neighboring peoples, and the mutual cultural influence between them. Although Meytavel was queen of Edom and not Israelite, the name carries a clear Hebrew character and expresses monotheistic values. As a rare and ancient name, Meytavel carries the charm of uniqueness and connection to ancient tradition. It combines the values of striving for excellence ("meytav") with faith in God. The name is particularly suitable for parents seeking a name with spiritual depth, special meaning, and historical connection to ancient Hebrew sources. In an era when parents seek unique names that are not common but carry rich meaning, Meytavel represents a particularly interesting choice. The name can suit a daughter or son, although in the Bible it appears as a feminine name. Its universal meaning, speaking of divine goodness and the pursuit of excellence, makes it relevant for every era and every generation.

מֵיטָבְאֵל

Meytavel | Mehetabel | Mehetable

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Genesis 36:39 - And Hadar died, and Mehetabel the daughter of Matred, the daughter of Mezahab, reigned in his stead

In Kabbalah, the name Meytavel represents the connection between human excellence and divine abundance. The part "meytav" symbolizes the human aspiration to achieve the best and finest, while "El" represents the divine source of all goodness. The name carries an energy of perfection and connection between the earthly and spiritual, reminiscent of the Kabbalistic principle that humans are created in God's image and can aspire to spiritual excellence.

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