נדיר

Nadir is a unique and particularly rare Hebrew name, whose literal meaning is 'rare', 'exceptional' or 'unusual'. The name carries a sense of uniqueness and specialness, expressing the parents' desire to emphasize the special and extraordinary character of their child. In both Biblical and modern Hebrew, the word 'nadir' describes something that is uncommon, difficult to find, and possesses special value precisely because of its rarity. The linguistic root of the name Nadir is N-D-R, from which many Hebrew words related to commitment, promise, and dedication are derived. A 'neder' (vow) is a spiritual commitment, and 'nadir' (rare) is what is rare to find - something with special spiritual and essential value. In Jewish culture, rarity is not merely quantitative but also qualitative - it expresses the inner uniqueness of a person, the special divine spark within them. The name Nadir grants its bearer a sense of distinct identity and high intrinsic worth. In the modern era, the name Nadir has gained some popularity among parents seeking unconventional names with deep meaning. The name conveys a message of individuality and appreciation for each person's uniqueness. In Israeli society, where many seek ways to highlight their children's personal and special identity, Nadir represents a thoughtful and meaningful choice. The name is particularly suitable for those who wish to emphasize that every person is a unique and unrepeatable being, and that this uniqueness should be respected and nurtured. Nadir is a name that reminds us that true value lies not in commonness but in uniqueness and authenticity.

נָדִיר

Nadir | Nadeer

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Genesis 28:20 - And Jacob vowed a vow, saying, If God will be with me

In Kabbalah, the name Nadir symbolizes the unique divine spark within every soul. Each soul is rare and one of a kind, with a special mission in the world. The name expresses the Kabbalistic principle that no two souls are identical, and each contributes a unique contribution to the repair of the world.

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נדב | אדיר | יקיר | אדר

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