פזי

Pazi is a unique and delicate Hebrew name that conveys grace and alertness. The name derives from the root P-Z-Z, which appears in biblical Hebrew with meanings of agility, leaping, and carefulness. In biblical Hebrew, the word "paz" refers to pure, refined gold-the most precious and clean gold-and thus the name Pazi carries connotations of purity, prestige, and rare beauty. The name Pazi appears in Talmudic and Midrashic literature as an expression of swiftness and diligence. In Jewish culture, the qualities of alertness and carefulness are considered important virtues, as stated in Pirkei Avot: "Be swift in performing mitzvot." The name Pazi reflects these positive character traits-a person who is alert, attentive, quick in understanding and execution, yet also careful and measured in their steps. The name embodies a wonderful balance between speed and thoughtfulness, between action and deliberation. In modern times, the name Pazi has gained popularity in Israel as a name that conveys youthfulness, delicacy, and uniqueness. It is perceived as an original name that is not overly common, yet has deep roots in the Hebrew language. Parents who choose the name Pazi typically seek a short and catchy name, easy to pronounce and write, but with rich meaning and cultural depth. The name suits both boys and girls, and it carries a sense of natural charm and gentleness. Pazi is a name that recalls the beauty in simplicity, the strength in delicacy, and the value in things that are rare and pure.

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Pazi | Pazzi | Pazy

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Job 28:17 - Neither shall it be valued with pure gold

In Kabbalah, the name Pazi is connected to the Sefirah of Tiferet, representing balance and harmony. Pure gold (paz) symbolizes the pure divine spark within the human soul, the inner purity that remains unaffected by external materiality.

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Pazi Franco - Israeli journalist and presenter | Pazi Cohen - Israeli footballer

פז | עוז | רז | גל | עדי | נוי