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Sigal is a delicate and striking floral name describing the violet plant, a colorful flower with deep purple hues that blooms in spring and symbolizes renewal, natural beauty, and feminine grace. The name carries within it all the charm of Israeli nature, reflecting the magnificent blooming of violets in fields and gardens during springtime, a season of hope, renewal, and growth. In Hebrew tradition, flower names have always been considered delicate and special feminine names, and the name Sigal fits perfectly into this tradition. The flower itself, the violet, is known for its unique beauty and delicate fragrance, and it appears in Hebrew and Israeli literature as a symbol of natural beauty and the land. The name began gaining popularity in Israel during the 20th century, especially among families seeking an original Hebrew name that was natural and connected to the Land of Israel. It reflects the desire of the parent generation to connect their children to nature, local roots, and the new Israeli identity. The violet itself is a flower with deep significance in Israeli culture - it symbolizes modesty, delicacy, and natural charm. Unlike larger and more spectacular flowers, the violet is small and delicate, yet possesses a significant and enchanting presence. Similarly, the name Sigal - it sounds simple and gentle, but carries depth, meaning, and inner beauty. Women bearing the name Sigal are often perceived as having a gentle yet strong character, modest yet present, and connected to values of naturalness, simplicity, and authentic beauty. The name conveys a sense of connection to the earth, to nature, and to the cyclical nature of life, reminding us of the importance of staying connected to our roots and origins.

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Sigal | Seagal | Segal

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In Kabbalah, the name Sigal represents the Sefirot of Yesod and Malchut, connecting the spiritual and material realms. The purple color of the flower symbolizes spirituality, inner wisdom, and transcendence. The name carries the energy of spiritual growth, connection to divine nature, and deep understanding of life's cyclical nature and eternal renewal.

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Sigal Shahmon - Israeli actress | Sigal Avin - Israeli journalist and writer | Sigal Dekel - Israeli artist and designer

סיגלית | ורד | נרקיס | רקפת | יסמין | שושנה | לילך

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