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Peritz is an ancient and exceptionally rare Hebrew name with deep and multifaceted meaning. The linguistic root of the name comes from the verb 'lifrotz' - to break through barriers, to penetrate boundaries, to burst forth with strength and determination. The name testifies to a strong, dynamic and vital character, of a person who does not compromise on limitations and always strives forward. In ancient sources, the word 'peritz' describes a force breaking through, like water bursting through a dam or life force erupting with power. In Jewish tradition, the concept of 'pritzah' (breaking through) is connected to the idea of expanding boundaries and spreading out. In the Book of Genesis, Jacob our patriarch is described as one who 'burst forth' - expanded and spread in all directions, a sign of blessing and abundance. The name Peritz expresses this power of unlimited growth, of the ability to break through difficulties and achieve great accomplishments. This is a name of leadership, of courage and willingness to innovate and renew. The person bearing this name is perceived as having a pioneering spirit, as someone who is not satisfied with the status quo but always strives to advance and develop. In historical context, the name Peritz was more common in Jewish communities in Europe, especially in German and Yiddish-speaking areas. The name also served as a shortened or affectionate form of longer names. However, the Hebrew root of the name maintains its original power and the positive message it carries. Today, this is a rare and special name, suitable for parents seeking a name with strong character, deep meaning and uniqueness. The name Peritz expresses hope for a child who will grow to be a person with strong will, ability to overcome obstacles and readiness to forge a new path in life.

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Peritz | Fritze | Fritz | Peretz

Boy

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Genesis 30:43 - And the man increased exceedingly

In Kabbalah, the name Peritz symbolizes the power of spiritual breakthrough - the ability to break the cycles of limited reality and connect to higher dimensions. The name is connected to the Sefirah of Netzach, representing perseverance and the ability to overcome any obstacle.

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Fritz Haber, German-Jewish chemist and Nobel laureate | Peretz Markish, Yiddish poet and writer

פרץ | ברוך | עוז | אמיץ