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Reut is a deeply moving Hebrew feminine name that expresses the human essence of friendship, companionship, and fellowship. The name derives from the root R-A-H, which appears in the Bible with numerous meanings related to friendship, companionship, and connection between people. In Biblical Hebrew, the word "reut" describes the special bond between true friends, mutual loyalty, and the reciprocal responsibility between human beings. The name carries values of trust, faithfulness, love for others, and the ability to create deep and meaningful human connections. In the Biblical context, the concept of reut appears in central stories such as the famous friendship between David and Jonathan, which became a symbol of true love and faithful friendship. The root R-A-H also appears in contexts of ra'aya - spouse, and reut - friendship, giving the name an additional romantic and intimate dimension. In rabbinical literature, reut is considered one of the most important character traits, mentioned as a central value in community and individual life. The name Reut reminds us that humans are not created to live in isolation, but need human connections, true friendship, and a sense of belonging to a community. In modern Israeli culture, the name Reut gained significant popularity starting from the 1980s and 1990s. It is perceived as a warm, welcoming, and affectionate name that expresses the social and communal values important in Israeli society. Women bearing the name Reut are often perceived as having social personalities, being welcoming, caring, and possessing a natural ability to create warm connections with people. The name conveys a sense of accessibility, human warmth, and the ability to be a good and loyal friend. In recent years, the name maintains its status as a popular and beloved name, combining deep Biblical roots with contemporary relevance and the universal meaning of friendship and love for others.

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Reut | Rut | Ruth

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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 Reut symbolizes the Sefirot of Chesed and Tiferet - the ability to give of yourself to others and create harmony between souls. The name carries energy of connection, unconditional love, and the ability to see the good in others. It represents the Kabbalistic principle of 'love your neighbor as yourself' and expresses the spiritual power of true friendship that elevates both connecting souls.

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Reut Alush - successful Israeli actress | Reut Barbi - Israeli national soccer player | Reut Malkin - attorney and social activist | Reut Sadeh - singer and creator | Reut Ridnik - journalist and reporter

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