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Tzvia is an ancient Hebrew and biblical name describing a female deer or gazelle, a graceful and swift animal symbolizing beauty, charm, and elegance. The name carries deep meanings of natural nobility and spirituality, appearing in the Bible as the name of an important woman - Tzvia, mother of King Jehoash, one of the kings of Judah. In Jewish culture, the deer symbolizes the people of Israel itself, as stated in the Song of Songs "My beloved is like a gazelle or a young stag," and the name Tzvia grants its bearer a profound connection to this heritage. The name Tzvia embodies qualities of agility, gentleness, and inner beauty. The deer in nature is known for its swift and graceful movements, its large expressive eyes, and its ability to adapt to different environments. Similarly, the name bestows upon its bearer a character of special sensitivity, the ability to face challenges with quickness, and a developed aesthetic sense. In rabbinic literature, the deer is mentioned as a symbol for the Land of Israel itself - "Eretz Tzvi" (Land of the Deer) - expressing the beauty and uniqueness of the Holy Land. The name Tzvia connects its bearer to the Israeli landscape, to local nature, and to the deep bond between the people and their land. From a historical perspective, Tzvia, mother of King Jehoash, is mentioned in the Second Book of Kings as a woman who had the honor of being mother to a king who did "what was right in the eyes of the Lord." This is a great honor in biblical tradition, and the name carries the legacy of the mothers of Israel who raised leaders and righteous individuals. The name has maintained some popularity throughout the generations, especially in traditional and religious families, and has returned to fashion in recent years as part of the trend toward authentic biblical names. Tzvia is a name that combines linguistic beauty, deep meaning, and connection to heritage, making it particularly suitable for parents seeking a feminine name that is gentle yet strong in character, a name that bridges past and future, nature and spirituality.

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Tzvia | Tzviya | Zvia | Tzevia

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2 Kings 12:1 - His mother's name was Zibiah of Beersheba

In Kabbalah, the name Tzvia represents the Sefirah of Tiferet (Beauty) manifesting in the animal world, the divine beauty expressed in nature. The deer symbolizes the soul swift in its path toward the light, and the name carries energy of spiritual agility and connection to the holiness of nature.

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Tzvia Waldman - Israeli singer | Tzvia Greenfeld - artist | Tzivia Lubetkin - Warsaw Ghetto fighter

איילה | אילנה | צבי | יעלה | אפרת | שירה

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