נתן-אל

Natan-El is a compound ancient Hebrew name that combines two linguistic elements with profound meaning. The first part, 'Natan', comes from the Hebrew root N.T.N meaning 'to give' or 'to grant', expressing the act of giving, bestowing, and abundance. The second part, 'El', is one of the names of God in Biblical Hebrew, appearing numerous times in the Bible as a proper name or as part of compound names. The combination creates the meaning 'God has given' or 'gift of God', expressing deep gratitude to divine providence and the belief that the child is a gift from heaven. Natan-El belongs to the family of theophoric names - names that contain the divine name within them. This tradition of compound names with 'El' appears throughout the Bible, reflecting the depth of faith of the people of Israel and the close relationship between humanity and the Creator. Names such as Joel, Immanuel, Elijah, and many others reflect this tradition. Natan-El joins a long line of names expressing gratitude for the birth of a child, similar to names like Mattaniah, Nethaniah, and Jonathan, but it adds the divine dimension explicitly and emphatically. In Jewish culture, choosing a name like Natan-El reflects a worldview of recognition and gratitude. Parents who choose this name express their feeling that the child is not taken for granted, but rather a precious and special gift given to them from above. The name carries values of humility and recognition that everything comes from the Creator. Additionally, the name conveys an important educational message to its bearer - to be a giving, generous person who brings good to their surroundings, just as they themselves were given as a gift to the world. The name sounds full and majestic, conveying a sense of spiritual strength, stability, and deep roots in ancient Hebrew tradition.

נָתָן-אֵל

Natan-El | Nathanel | Netanel

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2 Samuel 12:13 - And David said unto Nathan, I have sinned against the LORD

In Kabbalah, the name Natan-El represents the flow of divine abundance from the higher worlds to the physical world. The name reflects the Sefirah of Chesed - unconditional divine giving. The 'El' component connects the bearer to the divine name expressing power and mercy, granting special spiritual protection.

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Netanel Ohana - Israeli actor | Netanel Elbaz - Israeli footballer

נתן | נתנאל | אלנתן | יהונתן | מתניה | אליאב | עמנואל