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Roit is a delicate and unique Hebrew feminine name that carries a pastoral and heartwarming significance. The name is derived from the root R.A.H, which is connected to the word 'ro'eh' (shepherd) and to the world of herding and nature. The literal meaning of the name is 'friend', 'companion', or 'shepherdess', conveying a sense of warmth, friendship, and caring. In Hebrew culture, this root is also connected to the concept of re'ut - the ability to care for, nurture, and lead with gentleness and compassion. The name Roit carries a unique pastoral character that evokes field life and nature, the connection to the land and the ancient herding tradition that characterized the patriarchs of the nation. In Hebrew history, the figure of the shepherd held a central and honored place. The patriarchs - Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob - were shepherds, and Moses tended Jethro's flock before leading the people of Israel. King David was also a shepherd before being anointed king. The shepherd in Jewish culture symbolizes not only an agricultural occupation but also spiritual leadership, responsibility, and care for others. The name Roit, in its feminine form, bestows upon its bearer these characteristics: sensitivity, listening ability, loyalty, and the capacity to care for others. It is a name that radiates human warmth and a calming presence, reminiscent of the deep connection between humans and nature and between person and fellow person. In recent years, the name Roit has experienced a certain revival among families seeking original Hebrew names with deep meaning. It is a name that is not overly common, which gives it uniqueness and special character. It combines tradition with a gentle and pleasant sound, and is particularly suitable for families who value community, friendship, and caring. The name Roit also carries an important educational message - it reminds us of the importance of caring for others, the need to be present and supportive, and the beauty of simple lives close to nature. Women bearing the name Roit are often described as having a warm, generous, and devoted character, possessing developed listening skills and a natural inclination to care for and nurture their surroundings.

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Roit | Ro'it | Roueit

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Ecclesiastes 5:9 - But in all this the profit of the land is for all; the king himself is served by the field

In Kabbalah, the root R.A.H symbolizes the connection between the shepherd and his flock, parallel to the relationship between the Creator and His creations. The name Roit carries the energy of divine care, protection, and spiritual guidance. It represents the sefirah of chesed (kindness) and giving, and the ability to be a channel for spiritual and emotional abundance to others.

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Roit Rizman - Israeli journalist and television presenter | Roit Asher - Israeli actress

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