קדמה

Kedma is an ancient and rare Hebrew name derived from the root K.D.M, symbolizing antiquity, distant past, and primordial beginning. The name carries within it the meaning of connection to roots, tradition, and the deep history of the Jewish people. The word 'Kedma' appears in the Bible with the meaning of east, the ancient direction, the place from which the sun rises and the world renews itself each day. In Hebrew culture, the east is perceived as a symbol of beginning, light, and wisdom, and therefore the name Kedma carries with it a sense of primacy, pioneering spirit, and connection to origins. The name Kedma appears in the Bible as the name of one of Ishmael's sons, as described in the Book of Genesis: "Hadad, Tema, Jetur, Naphish, and Kedemah." The name represents the tribes that settled in the east, in the desert and ancient regions. In the biblical context, Kedma symbolizes the connection to the land, to the desert, and to the nomadic life of ancient tribes. The name carries a sense of simplicity, connection to nature, and authentic life linked to earth and sky. During biblical times, names derived from geographical directions were common and testified to the family's origin or the character of the region where they lived. In the modern era, the name Kedma is chosen by parents seeking a unique name with deep historical significance. The name is particularly suitable for families who maintain tradition and wish to express connection to the past, but also for families who appreciate rare and unconventional names. Kedma is a name that reminds us of the importance of knowing one's roots, understanding history, and appreciating tradition. It suits a girl whose parents want to give her a sense of belonging to the people and the land, and to educate her on values of identity, pride, and continuity. The name also carries a sense of unique feminine strength, of walking a path not dictated by passing trends but by depth and meaning.

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Kedma | Kedemah | Kadma

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Genesis 25:15 - And these are the sons of Ishmael by their names... Hadad, Tema, Jetur, Naphish, and Kedemah

In Kabbalah, Kedma symbolizes the connection to ancient worlds and to hidden inner wisdom. The name represents the spiritual power of beginnings, of primordial creation, and of the first light that illuminated the world. Kedma is associated with the Sefirah of Chochmah (Wisdom) and the concept of supreme knowledge emanating from the deep past.

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