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Nevet is an ancient and exceptionally rare Hebrew name with deep biblical roots and multifaceted meaning. The name derives from the Hebrew root N-V-T (נ-ב-ט), which appears in the Bible in several significant contexts. The primary meaning of the name is "to look," "to see," or "to gaze," conveying a sense of wisdom, understanding, and the ability to see beyond the surface. In the Tanakh, the root N-V-T appears in contexts of deep contemplation, prophetic vision, and inner understanding of reality. The name Nevet is primarily known from an important biblical figure - Nevet son of Judah, father of Jeroboam the First, King of Israel. Jeroboam son of Nevet is a central figure in the history of the Kingdom of Israel, remembered as the one who led the rebellion and division of the ten tribes from the Kingdom of Judah. The Bible mentions Nevet numerous times, always in the context of "Jeroboam son of Nevet," making the name familiar in Jewish-historical consciousness. Although Nevet himself is not a central character in the biblical narrative, his name carries significant historical weight as the father of the king who led a dramatic change in Israelite history. As an independent name, Nevet carries values of wisdom, understanding, and spiritual vision. The meaning "to gaze" or "to see" conveys a message of awareness, alertness, and the ability to understand reality in depth. This is a name suitable for parents seeking a rare and ancient name with a clear connection to the Bible but not at all common today. The name carries a character of uniqueness and originality, and is particularly suitable for families wishing to preserve biblical tradition while choosing an uncommon name. Nevet is a short, strong name with a distinctive sound that combines rich history with deep meaning of wisdom and inner vision.

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1 Kings 12:2-3 - And Jeroboam and all Israel came to Rehoboam, king of Judah, saying: Your father made our yoke heavy, now therefore ease the hard service of your father and his heavy yoke that he put upon us, and we will serve you. And it came to pass when Jeroboam son of Nevet heard this, while he was still in Egypt

In Kabbalah, the name Nevet symbolizes the power of spiritual vision and inner contemplation. The root N-V-T is connected to the ability to penetrate beyond the veil of matter and see hidden truth, a power attributed to the righteous and prophets. The name carries energy of supreme wisdom and inner illumination.

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