פמלה

Pamela is a distinctive feminine name that combines ancient tradition with international popularity. The name has its origins in ancient Greek, created as a combination of two words: 'pan' meaning 'all' or 'everything', and 'meli' meaning 'honey' or 'sweetness'. Thus, the complete meaning of the name is 'all honey' or 'full of sweetness'. The name became particularly popular in Western culture following the work of British poet Sir Philip Sidney in the 16th century, who invented it for the heroine character in his pastoral poem 'Arcadia'. Since then, the name has spread worldwide and became one of the most popular feminine names in the 20th century. In Hebrew culture, the name Pamela was adopted primarily in the 20th century, as part of the trend to adopt international names that could integrate into modern Israeli society. The name carries connotations of gentleness, femininity, and sweetness, and conveys a sense of grace and beauty. Women bearing the name Pamela are often perceived as having a gentle, sensitive, and considerate character, with the ability to bring sweetness and light into the lives of those around them. The name also conveys a sense of cosmopolitanism and openness to the world, making it a popular choice among families seeking a name that will be familiar and easy to pronounce in many languages. Culturally, the name Pamela gained significant popularity in the Western world, particularly in the United States and Britain, during the 20th century. It reached its peak popularity in the 1950s and 1960s, being one of the ten most popular feminine names of that era. In Israel, the name remains relatively rare, but it continues to attract parents seeking a name with a soft and sweet sound, with a clear international connection. The name Pamela represents a bridge between different cultures and symbolizes the ability of the Hebrew language to adopt and adapt names from various cultures while maintaining its original Hebrew identity.

פָּמֶלָה

Pamela | Pam | Pammy | Pamella

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In Kabbalah, the name Pamela is connected to the concept of divine sweetness and loving-kindness. The word 'honey' that comprises the name's meaning symbolizes in Kabbalah the Sefirah of Chesed and love. The name carries an energy of softening judgments and sweetening decrees, and represents the ability to bring emotional healing and comfort to souls in need.

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Pamela Anderson - Canadian actress and model | Pamela Stephenson - American actress | Pam Grier - American actress | Pamela Sue Martin - American actress

פנינה | מיכל | רחל | שרה | פלורה | פרל | מרים