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Atara is a classic and particularly impressive Hebrew name that carries meanings of glory, honor, and nobility. The word 'Atara' means crown or diadem, a royal symbol indicating elevated status and nobility of spirit. In Biblical and classical Hebrew, the name appears with various meanings: a royal crown, a ring of light surrounding a celestial body, and metaphorically - glory, splendor, and honor. The name speaks to both inner and outer beauty, expressing the idea that every person carries within them a crown of human dignity. In the Bible, a figure named Atara appears as one of the wives of Jerahmeel son of Hezron, a descendant of the tribe of Judah. Her mention in the Book of Chronicles (1 Chronicles 2:26) attests to the antiquity of the name and its use in the Biblical period. Beyond this specific Biblical figure, the word 'atara' appears numerous times in Scripture as a metaphor for honor, glory, and blessing. In Proverbs, elders are described as a crown of glory, and in Isaiah, the chosen people are described as a crown of beauty in the hand of God. The name thus carries cultural and spiritual depth spanning generations. In modern times, the name Atara has maintained its classical charm and uniqueness. It is considered a special and refined name that combines ancient tradition with a modern and pleasant sound. Those bearing the name Atara are often perceived as having strong character, impressive presence, and self-confidence. The name expresses healthy self-pride, self-respect, and a sense of inner worth. In Israeli society, the name carries a classical and dignified character, and is preferred by families seeking a traditional name that is not overly common. Atara is a name suitable for all ages - from a young girl to a mature woman - and always conveys a sense of nobility, beauty, and delicacy combined with strength of character and confidence.

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Atara | Atarah | Atarra

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1 Chronicles 2:26 - And Jerahmeel had another wife, whose name was Atarah; she was the mother of Onam

In Kabbalah, the name Atara symbolizes the supreme crown - Keter Malchut, representing the divine kingdom and the connection between the spiritual and material realms. The name carries energy of inner illumination, nobility of soul, and the ability to lead and influence. Atara represents the spiritual crown that every soul carries, and the potential for self-actualization and attainment of high spiritual virtues.

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Atara Ofek - Israeli actress | Atara Poa - journalist and publicist | Atara Barzilai - educator and social activist

עדי | עדינה | עטרת | אדרה | הדרה | הדר

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