מתיה

Mattiyah is an ancient Hebrew name with profound spiritual significance, derived from the root "matan" (gift) and the divine name "Yah" (God). The name means "gift of God" or "present from the Lord," expressing gratitude and acknowledgment for a child given to a family as a divine gift. The name appears in the Bible in various forms and originates from the biblical period, when it was particularly common among the Levites and Temple guardians. The name carries a message of blessing, hope, and recognition that every child is a precious gift bestowed from above. Throughout the generations, the name Mattiyah was common in various Jewish communities around the world, especially among religious and traditional families who sought to emphasize the connection between birth and divine providence. The name reflects a profound approach to life, according to which every soul that comes into the world is part of a larger divine plan. During different periods in Jewish history, the name served as a symbol of faith and trust in the Creator, especially during times of hardship and exile, when families saw their children as hope for continuity and a better future. Today, the name Mattiyah is experiencing a revival in Israel and in Jewish communities worldwide, as part of the trend to restore original and ancient biblical names to use. Parents choosing this name seek to give their child a name with deep spiritual meaning, a name that recalls the connection to Jewish roots and tradition. The name is suitable for both boys and girls, although it is primarily common among boys. It carries a sense of warmth, love, and gratitude, expressing the recognition that every child is a small miracle and a precious gift that should not be taken for granted. The name conveys values of humility, gratitude, and faith, and is an excellent choice for parents seeking an original, ancient name with deep meaning.

מַתְיָה

Mattiyah | Matya | Mattia | Matia

Boy and Girl

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1 Chronicles 15:21 - And Mattithiah, and Elipheleh, and Mikneiah, and Obed-edom, and Jeiel, and Azaziah, with harps on the Sheminith to lead

In Kabbalah, the name Mattiyah represents the connection between divine giving and human receiving. The letter "Mem" symbolizes water and source, "Tav" represents Torah and truth, and the divine name "Yah" expresses direct divine presence. The name carries energy of spiritual abundance, gratitude, and openness to receiving blessings from above.

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Mattiyah Cohen | Mattiyah Levi HaLevi

מתתיהו | נתניה | נתן | יהונתן | מתן