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The name Ami is a short and meaningful Hebrew name composed of two elements: the word 'am' (people/nation) and the possessive suffix 'i', literally meaning 'my people' or 'my nation'. This is a name that expresses a deep connection to the collective, a sense of belonging and responsibility toward the public and community. The name carries values of leadership, caring for others, and a profound sense of brotherhood. In addition to its use as an independent name, Ami also serves as a nickname and abbreviation for longer names such as Amram, Amiram, Amiel, Aminadav, and Amihai, carrying the central meaning of 'people' in all its variations. The root 'am' appears numerous times in the Bible and Jewish literature, symbolizing the special bond between the individual and the community. In Jewish culture, the concept of 'am' (people) is not merely a group of individuals, but a spiritual and familial entity united by a shared destiny, shared values, and shared faith. The name Ami expresses the notion that the individual does not stand alone, but is an inseparable part of the people of Israel. This is a perspective that emphasizes mutual responsibility, collective guarantee, and a deep sense of 'all Israel are responsible for one another'. A bearer of the name Ami is perceived as someone who carries responsibility toward their community, cares for others, and feels an integral part of the nation. The name Ami gained special popularity in Israel during the twentieth century, particularly among the generation of parents and grandparents who sought short, Israeli names with national significance. The name conveys a sense of authentic Israeliness, simplicity, and connection to roots. In the modern era, the name Ami is considered a classic and beloved name that combines tradition with accessibility. It is easy to pronounce, pleasant to the ear, and carries a clear message of belonging and community. Bearers of the name Ami are often perceived as sociable, responsible individuals with a sense of social mission and sensitivity to the needs of others. The name is associated with values of integrity, reliability, and genuine concern for others.

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Exodus 6:7 - And I will take you to Me for a people, and I will be to you a God

In Kabbalah, the name Ami symbolizes the spiritual connection between the individual and the collective of Israel. The name represents the dimension of 'Knesset Yisrael' - the collective soul of the nation. The bearer of the name carries spiritual responsibility toward the community and functions as a bridge between the individual and the collective. The name suggests a power of unity, mutual guarantee, and world repair through communal action.

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Ami Ayalon - Israeli journalist and TV host | Ami Mandelman - Israeli actor | Ami Sharon - renowned Israeli photographer | Ami Faku - South African singer (different origin)

עמית | עמיר | עמירם | עמיאל | עמיחי | עמינדב | עמוס

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