סיתונית

Sitvanit is a rare and distinctive Hebrew feminine name derived from the Hebrew word 'Stav' (סתיו) - autumn, the third season in the Hebrew calendar. The name expresses the delicate and melancholic beauty of this transitional season, when nature sheds its golden and crimson leaves, and the air cools in anticipation of winter. Sitvanit is a feminine figure embodying all the characteristics of autumn - the pleasant warmth of the autumn sun, the gentleness of the caressing breeze, and the depth of a season that invites inner contemplation. The name carries within it a sense of maturity, fruitfulness, and serenity, characterizing the period when nature prepares for winter's rest after summer's abundance. The use of the name Sitvanit began developing in the twentieth century, as part of the Hebrew linguistic revival and return to roots. Parents who chose this name sought to give their daughters a name connected to nature and the cyclical nature of life, while emphasizing a delicate and unique beauty that doesn't shout but whispers. Sitvanit conveys the personality of a sensitive, contemplative woman with emotional depth and wisdom. The autumn season in Hebrew culture also symbolizes a time of soul-searching and inner reflection, as it arrives after the High Holy Days - Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur - and leads to the festival of Sukkot. Therefore, the name carries spiritual significance of renewal and contemplation. Sitvanit is a name particularly suitable for girls born during the autumn months - Tishrei, Cheshvan, and Kislev - but it carries deeper meaning beyond the birth season. The name expresses a worldview of appreciation for quiet beauty, emotional depth, and wisdom that comes with maturity. Women bearing this name are often perceived as having complex and rich personalities, combining human warmth with intellectual independence. The name is exceptionally rare today, which gives it special charm and distinguishes its bearers from the masses of common and trendy names. Sitvanit is a choice for a woman who will grow to be unique, profound, and possess a quiet yet significant presence.

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Sitvanit | Sitwanit | Sitvonit

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In Kabbalah, the autumn season is connected to processes of descending into the depths of the soul and inner contemplation. The name Sitvanit carries the energy of Binah - the sefirah symbolizing deep understanding and reflection. It represents the transition from the revealed light of summer to the inner and hidden light of winter, inviting the name bearer on a journey of wisdom and spiritual development.

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סתיו | אביבית