פרץ

Peretz is an ancient and biblical Hebrew name with deep and multifaceted meaning. The name carries the significance of breakthrough, eruption, and penetration through barriers. In biblical Hebrew, the root P-R-Tz describes an action of breaking boundaries, overcoming obstacles, and creating a new opening where there was closure. The name expresses strength, determination, and the ability to overcome difficulties. In the Bible, Peretz is the son of Judah and Tamar, and the grandson of Jacob. The story of his birth is fascinating and full of meaning: Tamar gave birth to twins, and when one of them extended his hand outward, the midwife tied a scarlet thread on his hand. But the baby withdrew his hand, and his brother came out first. The midwife exclaimed: "What a breach you have made for yourself!" - and hence his name. Peretz became one of the most important members of the tribe of Judah, and from him descended the royal lineage of David. King David himself was a direct descendant of Peretz, as detailed in the Book of Ruth. The name thus carries the significance of royalty, leadership, and great historical destiny. In Jewish culture, the name Peretz symbolizes the ability to break through and advance even when the path seems blocked. It is a name of courage, decisiveness, and inner strength. Throughout the generations, the name was particularly popular in traditional Jewish communities, and it carries with it a rich biblical heritage. In modern times, the name has regained a place of honor, especially among families seeking an original name with deep roots in Jewish history. Peretz is a name that gives its bearer a sense of belonging to an ancient and illustrious lineage, and expresses the hope that the child will have a strong, determined character, capable of breaking through and forging his own path in life.

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Peretz | Perez | Paretz | Pharez

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Genesis 38:28-29 - And it came to pass in her travail, that the one put out his hand: and the midwife took and bound upon his hand a scarlet thread, saying, This came out first. And it came to pass, as he drew back his hand, that, behold, his brother came out: and she said, How hast thou broken forth? this breach be upon thee: therefore his name was called Pharez

In Kabbalah, the name Peretz symbolizes the power of spiritual breakthrough and ascension beyond material limitations. The name represents the ability to break through the shells (klipot) and penetrate to the inner light, expressing the strength of overcoming spiritual obstacles and achieving spiritual elevation.

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Peretz Hirshbein - Jewish-American writer and socialist | Peretz Markish - Soviet Yiddish poet | Peretz Smolenskin - Hebrew writer and journalist | Peretz Bernstein - Zionist activist | Isaac Leib Peretz - Famous Yiddish writer and playwright

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