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Tzipi is a charming and popular Hebrew feminine name that serves as an affectionate, shortened form of the biblical name Tziporah. The name carries a rich dual meaning: on one hand, it evokes the Hebrew word 'tzipor' (bird) - a delicate, flying creature symbolizing freedom, lightness, and joy of life. On the other hand, it connects to the biblical figure Tziporah, the faithful wife of Moses, a wise and courageous woman who accompanied her husband on his historic journey. The name Tzipi became widespread in Israel particularly during the twentieth century, becoming one of the most beloved and recognized nicknames in Israeli society. The name Tzipi conveys a sense of closeness, warmth, and intimacy. Unlike the full name Tziporah, which sounds more formal and traditional, Tzipi is perceived as modern, youthful, and accessible. It perfectly combines ancient tradition with the contemporary spirit of Israeli culture. The name embodies qualities of gentleness and femininity, but also inner strength and determination - traits that characterized the biblical Tziporah who saved her son from death and set Moses on his righteous path. In recent years, the name Tzipi has experienced a revival, as parents seek authentic Hebrew names with a sweet sound and deep meaning. In Israeli culture, the name Tzipi is associated with women of strong personality, charisma, and leadership. It conveys a unique combination of softness and toughness, external beauty and internal power. Women bearing the name Tzipi are often perceived as having a sense of humor, resourcefulness, and high adaptability. The name evokes positive associations of optimism, vitality, and the ability to face challenges. The connection to the word 'bird' adds a dimension of aspiration for freedom, independence, and self-fulfillment. This is a name particularly suited for women with an independent spirit, who seek to fly high and achieve their dreams while maintaining connection to tradition and roots.

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Tzipi | Tzippi | Zipi

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Exodus 4:18-20 - Moses went and returned to Jethro his father-in-law, and said to him, 'Please let me go back to my brethren who are in Egypt, and see whether they are still alive.' And Jethro said to Moses, 'Go in peace.' Then Moses took his wife and his sons and set them on a donkey

In Kabbalah, the name Tzipi is connected to the Sefirah of Malchut - the sphere representing the earthly expression of divine light. The connection to the word 'bird' symbolizes the soul's ability to rise above matter and aspire to spiritual heights. The name carries energy of hope, expectation, and optimism, expressed in the Hebrew word 'tzipiyah' (expectation). It represents the feminine power of creation, protection of home and family, and the ability to maintain balance between heaven and earth.

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Tzipi Livni - Israeli politician and public leader | Tzipi Shavit - Israeli journalist and television presenter | Tzipi Hotovely - Israeli politician and diplomat

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