מי-טל

Mei-Tal is a delicate and poetic feminine name composed of two elements: "Mei" (water) and "Tal" (dew). The name combines the element of water with gentle dewdrops, creating an image of purity, freshness, and morning renewal. In Biblical Hebrew, dew symbolizes blessing, life, and resurrection, appearing numerous times in sacred texts as a symbol of divine grace and nature's renewal. The name Mei-Tal expresses the deep connection between water, the source of life, and dew, which symbolizes freshness and new hope. Mei-Tal is a relatively modern name in Israel, created as part of the trend to form poetic names that connect natural elements. The word "Mei" refers to water, one of the four basic elements, symbolizing life, flow, emotion, and depth. "Tal" (dew) is one of the most beautiful symbols in Hebrew culture, representing the quiet and gentle blessing that descends from the heavens in the early morning hours. The combination of these two components creates a name with dual meaning: on one hand, it describes dewdrops as "water," and on the other, it creates a sense of special delicacy and femininity. In modern Israeli culture, compound names including the word "Tal" have become popular in recent decades, reflecting an appreciation for nature and the Israeli landscape. Mei-Tal is a name that carries a sense of youth, gentleness, and freshness. It is particularly suitable for parents seeking a unique and poetic name that is not overly common, yet has deep meaning and connection to nature and Hebrew tradition. The name evokes associations of early morning, when dewdrops glisten on grass and flowers, symbolizing a new beginning, purity, and hope. This is a name appropriate for a girl whose parents wish to express through it the beauty of nature, sensitivity and delicacy, and the deep connection to Hebrew tradition that connects to the land and the seasons of the year.

מֵי-טַל

Mei-Tal | Meital | May-Tal

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Psalms 133:3 - Like the dew of Hermon, that comes down upon the mountains of Zion; for there the LORD commanded the blessing, life forevermore

In Kabbalah, dew symbolizes the gentle divine abundance descending from the upper worlds. Water and dew together represent the flow of grace and blessing from the higher sefirot to the material world, and the name Mei-Tal expresses the reception and containment of spiritual abundance in a gentle and moderate form.

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Meital Dotan - Israeli actress | Meital Levi - singer | Meital Barda - journalist

טל | מיכל | מירב | טליה

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