מתן-אל

Mattan-El is a profound compound name that combines two ancient Hebrew elements: 'Mattan' meaning gift or giving, and 'El' which is one of the names of God in biblical Hebrew. The complete name carries the meaning of 'gift of God' or 'gift from God', expressing the deep perception that a child is a precious divine gift bestowed upon parents. This name reflects a worldview of gratitude and appreciation for the miracle of life, emphasizing the spiritual connection between humanity and the Creator. In Hebrew culture, compound names with the 'El' component were common during the biblical period and testified to deep faith and a desire to carry God's name as part of one's personal identity. The name Mattan-El appears in various forms throughout Jewish tradition across generations, though it is considered relatively rare. The 'Mattan' component evokes 'Mattan Torah' - the giving of the Torah, the central event in Jewish history when the Torah was given at Mount Sinai, considered the greatest gift bestowed upon the people of Israel. When this element is combined with 'El', the name takes on a dual significance: it symbolizes both the personal gift of the child to the parents and the spiritual gift and divine wisdom passed from generation to generation. Compound names like Mattan-El were particularly favored among families who wished to emphasize the spiritual and religious dimension in their lives, and to give their children a name that would always remind them of the source of their existence and the blessing they represent. In the modern era, the name Mattan-El is experiencing a revival among parents seeking unique names with deep meaning. The name combines tradition with uniqueness, and is particularly suitable for families interested in maintaining a connection with Hebrew and biblical roots while creating a special identity for their child. The name carries values of gratitude, humility, and spiritual awareness - values that many see as highly important in raising the younger generation. As a compound name, Mattan-El also offers flexibility: it can be used in its full form or shortened to 'Mattan' in daily use. The name suits both boys and girls, though it is more commonly used as a boy's name, and gives its bearer a sense of uniqueness and deep spiritual meaning that accompanies them throughout life.

מַתָּן-אֵל

Mattan-El | Matanel | Mattanel

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1 Samuel 1:20 - And she called his name Samuel: Because I have asked him of the Lord

In Kabbalah, names composed with 'El' carry special spiritual energy that connects the name bearer to the sefirah of Chesed (loving-kindness) and divine giving. The 'Mattan' component symbolizes the flow of abundance and blessing from the higher worlds, and the combination represents a channel of spiritual receiving and giving.

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מתן | נתנאל | אלעד | אליאב | מתניה | נתן-אל | עמנואל | אלנתן

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