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Coral is a modern Hebrew and international name with a unique and special character, combining natural beauty with delicate elegance. The name originates from the Hebrew word "almog," referring to the wonderful marine creature that creates magnificent structures in the depths of the sea. Coral has always been considered one of the most precious treasures of the sea, and its use in creating jewelry and decorative accessories has been documented since ancient times. In Biblical Hebrew, coral is mentioned as one of the precious gifts brought to King Solomon, symbolizing wealth, luxury, and rare beauty. The name Coral carries a fascinating dual meaning. On one hand, it refers to the marine creature itself - a tiny organism that builds amazing structures in collaboration with others, symbolizing the power of teamwork and perseverance. On the other hand, the name refers to the unique and stunning color - a delicate and sophisticated shade combining pink, orange, and red, considered one of the most beautiful and romantic colors in nature. The coral color evokes feelings of warmth, love, vitality, and optimism, and is regarded as a symbol of delicate and elegant femininity. In modern Israeli culture, the name Coral spread primarily in the 1980s and 1990s, as part of a trend toward choosing names with an international character that maintain Hebrew or natural roots. Parents who chose this name sought a unique combination of tradition and modernity - a name that would be easy to pronounce in various languages while still preserving the connection to nature and Israeli culture. The name also expresses Israeli culture's connection to the Mediterranean Sea and its treasures, and the deep appreciation for nature and its uniqueness. Coral is particularly suitable for children born near the sea, or for families who feel a deep connection to the marine world and Mediterranean lifestyle. The name carries a sense of delicacy and luxury, warmth and vitality, and suits children with a special personality, creative spirit, and developed aesthetic sense.

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Coral | Koral | Coralie

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Job 28:18 - And coral, and precious stones

In Kabbalah, the name Coral symbolizes the connection between the physical and spiritual worlds. Coral, growing in the depths of the sea, represents hidden beauty revealed only to those who dare to dive deep. The red-pink color of coral is connected to the Sefirah of Chesed and divine love, symbolizing the flow of positive energy and spiritual light. The name carries the message of discovering inner treasures and continuous spiritual development.

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Coral Browne - British-American actress | Coral Smith - Australian artist | Coralie Clément - French singer

פנינה | מרגלית | ספיר | אלמוגית | ים | גלית | לואי | ליאל

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