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Neta is an ancient and special Hebrew name that conveys a sense of growth, renewal, and deep connection to the land and roots. The word 'neta' appears in the Bible with various meanings - as a verb describing the act of planting, and as a noun describing a young sapling or plant destined to be embedded in the soil and develop deep roots. The name carries a rich metaphor of new life, of a fresh and promising beginning, and of an unbreakable bond between a person and the place from which they grow. In Jewish tradition, planting is an act of profound spiritual significance. The Book of Psalms compares the righteous person to a tree planted by streams of water, yielding fruit in its season. In the Book of Isaiah, the prophet uses the imagery of planting as a symbol of spiritual heritage and generational continuity: 'They will be called oaks of righteousness, a planting of the Lord for the display of his splendor.' Planting is not merely an agricultural activity, but an act of faith in the future, a long-term investment, and a responsibility toward future generations. One who plants a tree knows that they may not eat its fruits themselves, but they give a gift to the world and to generations to come. Similarly, the name Neta symbolizes hope, optimism, and faith in continuity. The name Neta became particularly popular in Israel during the twentieth century, especially with the awakening of Zionism and the return to working the land. The pioneers who immigrated to the Land of Israel saw tree planting as a central symbol of national renewal, of reviving the wilderness, and of creating a new home. The name Neta expressed the renewed connection between the Jewish people and their land, the vision of making the desert bloom, and the desire to put down new roots in the ancient homeland. Today, Neta is a beloved and common feminine name in Israel, carrying meanings of connection to nature, values of sustainability and environment, and optimism about the future. It conveys both gentleness and strength - like a young sapling that appears fragile but holds the potential to become a sturdy and blessed tree.

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Isaiah 61:3 - They will be called oaks of righteousness, a planting of the Lord for the display of his splendor

In Kabbalah, the name Neta symbolizes the process of planting the divine spark within the human soul. Just as planting connects the seed to the soil, so the soul is connected to its heavenly roots while being rooted in the physical world. The name carries the numerical value of 129 in gematria, corresponding to the word 'Eden,' hinting at the spiritual garden where the soul's roots are planted. Planting represents the ability to bring blessing and fruitfulness to the world, and the responsibility to nurture the potential inherent in every soul.

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Netta Barzilai - Israeli singer, actress and TV host, Eurovision Song Contest 2018 winner | Neta Elkayam - Israeli actress | Neta Garty - Israeli actress | Neta Rivkin - Israeli journalist and presenter | Neta Haber - Israeli journalist

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