רוטה

Rutha is a rare and ancient Hebrew feminine name, representing an archaic and original form of the well-known name Ruth. The name carries a profound meaning of friendship, loyalty, and devotion, originating from the Hebrew root R-'-H, which describes a relationship of companionship and deep connection between people. While the name Ruth has become familiar and popular throughout generations, Rutha maintains an archaic and unique character, testifying to usage in ancient periods of the Hebrew language. The name appears in ancient manuscripts and Talmudic sources as a variation of Ruth, reflecting the evolution of the Hebrew language across different periods. From a historical perspective, Rutha represents an interesting linguistic layer in the development of Hebrew names. During the biblical period and Second Temple times, there existed multiple forms for a single name, and the use of one form or another depended on geographical region, local dialect, and external linguistic influences. Rutha is considered an Aramaic form or an Aramaic-influenced form of the name Ruth, as the suffix "-ta" was common in feminine names in Biblical Aramaic. The name carries all the positive meanings of Ruth - true friendship, unwavering loyalty, and inner strength - but adds to it a nuance of uniqueness and antiquity. In Hebrew culture, the name Rutha is inseparably linked to the famous figure of Ruth the Moabite, the heroine of the scroll bearing her name. Although in the scroll itself the name appears in the form "Ruth," ancient traditions and Aramaic translations sometimes used the form "Rutha." The story of Ruth and Naomi, about the loyalty and devotion Ruth showed toward her mother-in-law and her new people, has become an eternal symbol of kindness and faithfulness in Jewish culture. Choosing the name Rutha indicates a desire to connect with these values while maintaining uniqueness and a connection to the most ancient sources of Hebrew tradition. The name is particularly suitable for families interested in a traditional and deeply meaningful name, yet different from the common and conventional.

רוּטָה

Rutha | Ruta | Ruthah

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Ruth 1:16 - And Ruth said: 'Entreat me not to leave thee, and to return from following after thee; for whither thou goest, I will go; and where thou lodgest, I will lodge; thy people shall be my people, and thy God my God'

In Kabbalah, the name Rutha symbolizes the power of connection and unity between souls. The name carries energy of kindness and unlimited giving, representing the ability to connect different worlds and bridge cultural and spiritual gaps.

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רות | רותם | רותי | רוחמה | רעות