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Philip is a name of ancient Greek origin, derived from the word 'Philippos' (Φίλιππος), which is composed of two elements: 'philos' meaning 'loving' or 'friend' and 'hippos' meaning 'horse'. The complete meaning of the name is 'lover of horses' or 'horse enthusiast'. In the ancient world, horses were symbols of status, power, and nobility, so this name carried connotations of noble spirit, passion for freedom, and love of life. The name spread throughout the Greek and Roman empires and became one of the most distinguished names in the ancient world. In Jewish tradition, the name Philip is primarily known from the New Testament, where several figures bear this name. Philip the Apostle was one of the twelve close disciples and is mentioned in several central narratives. Although the name does not appear in the Hebrew Bible, it was adopted among Jews during the Second Temple period and continued to be used in various Jewish communities throughout history. In European Jewish communities, the name was adapted in different forms and adjusted to local traditions while preserving the original sound and meaning. Today, Philip is considered an international name that combines ancient tradition with a modern and cosmopolitan character. Bearers of the name Philip are typically characterized by an independent personality, possessing a sense of adventure and a free spirit. They tend to be people with strong character who are not afraid to embark on new journeys and explore unfamiliar horizons. The original meaning of 'lover of horses' reflects a passion for movement, freedom, and progress. People named Philip tend to be natural leaders with charisma and the ability to influence those around them. They combine qualities of noble spirit, generosity of heart, and sensitivity to others' needs, alongside determination and inner strength. The name carries a rich cultural heritage and symbolizes a connection to the classical world, to the values of wisdom and beauty of Greco-Roman culture.

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In Kabbalah, the name Philip carries energy of connection between the spiritual and material realms. The horse symbolizes the living soul, the vital force that propels a person forward. The love of horses represents the ability to harness inner forces and direct them toward constructive and meaningful purposes.

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Philip Roth - American Jewish novelist and Pulitzer Prize winner | Philip Glass - American Jewish composer and pioneer of minimalist music | Philip Kaufman - American Jewish film director and screenwriter | Philip Zimbardo - American Jewish social psychologist known for the Stanford prison experiment | Philip Seymour Hoffman - American Academy Award-winning actor

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