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Pli'ah is a rare and unique Hebrew name carrying a profound meaning of wonder, miracle, and something extraordinary. The name derives from the root 'P-L-A' which appears throughout the Hebrew Bible with meanings related to wondrous and miraculous things, expressing a sense of awe and reverence before the Creator and His marvelous works in the world. In ancient Hebrew culture, the word 'pele' (wonder) represented what is beyond ordinary human understanding - miracles, divine revelations, and anything that evokes amazement and wonder. The name Pli'ah, in its feminine form, grants its bearer a sense of uniqueness and of being something special and wondrous in the eyes of her parents and the world. In the biblical context, the root 'P-L-A' appears numerous times in contexts of God's wondrous deeds. In the Book of Psalms, for instance, King David speaks of 'Your wonders' - the miracles and wonders performed by the Holy One. In the Book of Exodus, Moses is commanded to show 'all the wonders' - all the miraculous signs before Pharaoh. The name Pli'ah connects its bearer to a long tradition of recognizing miracles and wonders, granting her an identity as someone who is herself a small miracle, a special gift from heaven. Parents who choose this name for their daughter express their sense of wonder and gratitude for her birth, and their recognition that every child is a wonder in their own right. As a feminine name, Pli'ah carries both gentleness and strength. It is particularly suitable for families seeking a name with deep spiritual meaning, a name that reminds us of the connection between humanity and the Creator and the recognition of the small and large miracles occurring in our lives. The name is relatively rare in modern Israel, which adds to its charm of uniqueness and authenticity. Women bearing the name Pli'ah tend to be perceived as having a special personality, high spirituality, and an ability to marvel at the beauty and wonder in the world. The name encourages an appreciation for small things, an ability to see everyday miracles, and faith in forces beyond ordinary human understanding. It is a name particularly suited to religious or traditional families, but also for anyone seeking an original Hebrew name with deep and unique meaning.

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Isaiah 9:6 - For a child is born to us, a son is given to us, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace

In Kabbalah, the root 'P-L-A' represents the hidden and sublime dimension of creation, the supernal forces that operate beyond nature. The name Pli'ah is connected to the Sefirah of Chochmah (Wisdom), symbolizing the initial divine revelation and the wonder of creation ex nihilo.

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