עדנה

Edna is an ancient Hebrew name rich with meaning, carrying values of serenity, refinement, and contentment. The root of the name is Ayin-Dalet-Nun, which appears in the Bible with various meanings related to pleasure, delight, and repose. The name is directly connected to the word "Eden" - the biblical Garden of Eden, a place of absolute perfection and happiness. Edna is the feminine form of this concept, expressing the ideal of pleasant, balanced living filled with inner joy. In Jewish culture, the name Edna carries profound significance regarding both spiritual and material quality of life. It symbolizes not merely physical pleasure, but primarily a mental state of tranquility, satisfaction, and harmony with the world. Women bearing this name are often perceived as having a pleasant, balanced, and calming nature, bringing an atmosphere of contentment and peace to their surroundings. The name conveys a sense of gentleness and softness, yet also inner strength that draws its power from self-completeness. In Jewish history, the name Edna appears in various periods, though not with particularly high frequency. In Talmudic and Midrashic literature, one can find references to the concept of "Eden" and its derivatives, always in positive contexts of blessing, abundance, and happiness. In modern times, the name has returned to use in Israel and Jewish communities worldwide, chosen by parents seeking a traditional name with beautiful and inspiring meaning. The name conveys values of optimism, hope, and aspiration for a good and fulfilling life, while maintaining a deep connection to Jewish cultural and spiritual heritage.

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Edna | Ednah

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Genesis 2:8 - And the Lord God planted a garden in Eden, in the east, and there He placed the man whom He had formed

In Kabbalah, the name Edna is connected to the Sefirah of Tiferet, representing harmony, balance, and beauty. The name carries an energy of inner peace and spiritual completeness, symbolizing the connection between the higher worlds and the earthly realm. It expresses the aspiration to achieve a state of "Eden" - mental and spiritual perfection in this world.

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Edna Arbel - Israeli actress and former Supreme Court Justice | Edna Mode - fictional character from The Incredibles | Edna St. Vincent Millay - American poet and playwright

עדן | עדינה | עדי | עדיה | נעמה

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