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Re'em is an ancient and unique Hebrew name that draws its meaning from the biblical animal world. The name refers to a majestic and powerful creature mentioned numerous times in the Bible - the re'em, an impressive animal with straight and strong horns. In biblical literature, the re'em symbolizes strength, might, and unconquerable power. This creature, whose exact identity remains a subject of scholarly research, was described as a particularly large and strong animal whose horns were symbols of power and nobility. The word "re'em" appears in the Bible with connotations of pride, elevation, and supreme strength. In Hebrew culture, the name Re'em carries deep meanings of connection to wild and untamed nature. It represents natural and authentic power, the beauty in wildness, and the strength in freedom. In ancient times, the re'em was considered one of the most impressive animals in the Land of Israel, and its horns served as symbols of royalty and heroism. The name conveys a sense of national pride, a deep connection to the land and its nature, and an inner strength that does not surrender. Choosing the name Re'em for a child reflects a desire to endow him with qualities of courage, physical and spiritual strength, and the ability to stand firm against life's challenges. In modern times, the name Re'em has gained renewed popularity in Israel, especially among families seeking an original Hebrew name with a strong and rhythmic sound. The name is short, easy to pronounce, and carries an air of masculinity and power. It combines biblical strength with modern simplicity, making it particularly suitable for parents interested in a name that bridges tradition and contemporaneity. Re'em is a name that carries a rich historical legacy while remaining relevant and attractive in the current era. It expresses the new Israeli spirit - proud, strong, connected to roots, and facing the future with confidence.

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Psalms 92:11 - But my horn You have exalted like that of the re'em; I have been anointed with fresh oil.

In Kabbalah, the name Re'em represents the inner and divine power within a person. The horns of the re'em symbolize spiritual ascension and connection to higher dimensions. The name carries energy of spiritual heroism, inner strength, and the ability to rise above material challenges. The re'em in Kabbalah represents the strong soul that does not surrender to the weaknesses of this world.

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Ram Oren - Israeli musician and composer | Rami Levy - Israeli businessman, founder of Rami Levy supermarket chain | Ram Ben Barak - Israeli actor

רם | רעם | רון | עוז | אריה | גור

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