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Matatel is an ancient and exceptionally rare Hebrew name, composed of two linguistic elements: 'Matan' meaning 'gift' or 'giving', and 'El' which is one of the names of God in Hebrew. The complete meaning of the name is 'gift of God' or 'God's giving', expressing a profound recognition that a child is a precious gift from the Creator. This name carries within it a sense of deep gratitude, blessing, and appreciation for the miracle of life. During the biblical period, names containing the element 'El' were extremely common and testified to a strong spiritual connection and belief in divine providence. The name Matatel appears in the Bible in several places, with the central figure bearing it being one of the descendants of Levi during the period of the return to Zion from Babylon. The appearance of the name in the context of returning to the Land of Israel after exile gives it an additional meaning of renewal and hope. In Jewish tradition, the name symbolizes the concept that every child is a unique divine gift, and that parents are privileged to receive them through supreme grace. The name also carries the message that life itself is a gift, and should be valued and appreciated. In ancient Hebrew culture, giving such a name to a child was an act of declaring faith and educating toward values of gratitude and humility. Today, the name Matatel is considered rare and exceptionally special, chosen primarily by families seeking a name with deep spiritual meaning and authentic biblical roots. The name suits parents who wish to convey a message of gratitude and understanding that their children are a blessing and gift. The ancient and unique sound of the name, together with its spiritual significance, make it a distinctive choice that stands out among common modern names. Bearers of the name Matatel often develop a strong identity connected to the meaning of their name, seeing themselves as carriers of a message of blessing and gratitude. The name provides a sense of connection to the historical roots of the Jewish people and of continuity between generations.

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Nehemiah 11:15-17 - And of the Levites: Shemaiah the son of Hasshub, the son of Azrikam, the son of Hashabiah, of the sons of Merari... And Mattaniah the son of Micha, the son of Zabdi, the son of Asaph

In Kabbalah, the name Matatel carries the meaning of divine abundance and spiritual giving. The letter Mem symbolizes living waters and abundance, the Tav and Tet represent seal and truth, and El indicates a direct connection with the supreme light. The name is considered a name of blessing and a channel for receiving divine abundance.

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