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Noga is an ancient and unique Hebrew name that expresses light, radiance, and brightness. The root of the name is N.G.H, which appears in the Bible with various meanings related to light, shine, and illumination. The name Noga describes brilliant and sparkling light, a strong radiance that cannot be ignored. In Biblical Hebrew, the word "noga" describes not only physical light but also spiritual illumination, mental clarity, and inner glow. This is a name that carries the meaning of impressive presence, of a person who illuminates their surroundings and influences those around them. In the Bible, Noga is mentioned as one of King David's sons, as appears in 1 Chronicles 3:7: "And Ibhar, and Elishua, and Elpalet, and Nogah, and Nepheg, and Japhia." The fact that this name was given to one of David's sons grants it a royal and special status. Noga son of David was one of his children born to him in Jerusalem, and his name symbolizes the radiance and glory of the royal house. Beyond this, the word noga appears in the Bible meaning brilliant light, as in Isaiah 60:3: "And nations shall walk at thy light, and kings at the brightness (noga) of thy rising," describing the radiant light of Jerusalem that will shine for all nations. In modern times, the name Noga gained additional meaning as the name of the planet Venus, the second planet in the solar system and the brightest celestial body in the night sky. In Hebrew, Venus is called "Noga" precisely because of its unique and prominent brilliance. The planet Noga appears in the sky during twilight hours, between light and darkness, and its bright radiance catches the eye and serves as a landmark for navigators and travelers. The name Noga became very popular in Israel since the 1950s and is considered one of the most beautiful and meaningful names in Hebrew. The name is particularly suitable for children born during twilight hours or on starry nights, and expresses hope, light, and beauty. Noga is a name that conveys strength, presence, and the ability to illuminate the lives of others, which is why it is chosen by many parents seeking to give their children a name with deep meaning and special linguistic beauty.

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1 Chronicles 3:7 - And Ibhar, and Elishua, and Elpalet, and Nogah, and Nepheg, and Japhia

In Kabbalah, the name Noga symbolizes divine light descending into the world and illuminating darkness. It represents the Sefirah of Tiferet, which balances between Chesed and Gevurah, expressing harmony and spiritual beauty. The name Noga is connected to forces of inner illumination, spiritual elevation, and the ability to see hidden truth beyond material reality.

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Noga Erez - Israeli actress | Noga Nir-Naaman - journalist and reporter | Noga D'Angeli - actress | Noga Teicher - singer | Noga Fenigstein - comedian actress

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