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Sigalit is a charming and delicate Hebrew name that describes the violet flower, also known as "wild violet" or "viola" in other languages. The name carries all the beauty and gentleness of this small flower, whose purple-violet color symbolizes nobility, spirituality, and natural beauty. The violet is a perennial plant that blooms mainly in spring and early summer, and its small flowers emit a gentle and soothing fragrance. In Hebrew culture, the name Sigalit represents the deep connection to the nature of the Land of Israel and the renewed blossoming of the earth in each season. The name Sigalit began to spread in Israel during the twentieth century, especially during the period of national revival, when there were strong trends to adopt Hebrew names based on the flora and fauna of the Land of Israel. It reflects the desire of the parent generation to connect their children to the land, to nature, and to ancient Hebrew roots. The name carries a sense of delicacy, femininity, and natural grace, expressing the simple and authentic beauty of Israeli nature. Unlike other flower names like Vered (rose) or Shoshana (lily) that appear in ancient sources, Sigalit is a relatively modern name created during the Hebrew revival era. The violet as a flower carries many symbolic meanings in different cultures. In Western culture, the violet symbolizes modesty, faithfulness, and hidden love. In literature and art, this small and delicate flower often appears as a symbol of deep emotions and tenderness of heart. In the Israeli context, the name Sigalit expresses the connection to the seasons of the year, to the renewed blossoming of spring, and to the sense of renewal and hope that each flowering season brings. Women bearing the name Sigalit are often perceived as having a gentle yet strong character, combining emotional sensitivity with inner resilience, just like the small flower that manages to bloom even in difficult conditions.

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In Kabbalah, the purple color represents the connection between the spiritual world and the physical world, and is considered the color of royalty and supreme spirituality. The name Sigalit expresses the ability to combine external delicacy with inner strength, and symbolizes the spiritual blossoming of the soul. The small flower that grows close to the ground reminds us of the importance of roots and foundation, while maintaining an aspiration for spiritual height.

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Sigalit Landau - International Israeli artist | Sigalit Fuchs - Israeli actress | Sigalit Shimoni - Israeli singer and songwriter

סגל | ויולט | לילך | נורית | רקפת | ורד | דפנה

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