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Mirom is a rare and distinctive Hebrew name that carries profound meanings of elevation, height, and spiritual transcendence. The name derives from the Hebrew root R-O-M (ר-ו-מ), which appears throughout biblical literature and symbolizes ascent, elevation, and exaltation. Mirom expresses the concept of a high place, whether physical or spiritual, and represents the human aspiration to reach great heights, both in material and in spiritual and moral dimensions. In Hebrew tradition, the concept of "rom" (height/elevation) appears in numerous and diverse contexts. The Bible speaks of "meromei shamayim" (the heights of heaven), of "rum einayim" (haughtiness, literally "height of eyes") as an expression of pride, and of "romemut" (exaltedness) as a divine attribute. The name Mirom takes this concept and gives it personal form, transforming it into a given name that carries all the cultural and spiritual significance of the word. This is a name suited for parents seeking a name with deep meaning, a name that testifies to high aspirations and a desire to give their child an identity that expresses elevation and transcendence. The name Mirom also carries connotations of uniqueness and rarity. Unlike more common names derived from the same root, such as Ram or Rom, Mirom maintains a special and distinctive character. The linguistic form of the name, with its prefix "Mi-" and suffix "-rom," creates an interesting structure reminiscent of ancient biblical forms. The name is particularly suitable for families seeking an authentic Hebrew name that is not overly common, a name that maintains connection to sources while also offering freshness and uniqueness. Mirom is an excellent choice for parents interested in a name with deep meaning, a name that will spark questions and conversations and allow the child to take pride in a special name identity with spiritual depth.

מֵירוֹם

Mirom | Meyrom

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Genesis 1:26 - And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth

In Kabbalah, the concept of elevation and transcendence is linked to the higher worlds and the soul's aspiration to draw closer to its divine source. The name Mirom symbolizes the spiritual journey from the material world to spiritual heights, humanity's ability to transcend physical nature and reach higher levels of consciousness.

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