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Shaviv is a unique and rare Hebrew name that conveys a sense of warmth, light, and hope. The name derives from the root Shin-Bet-Bet, and it describes a small spark of fire, a small ember, or a gentle flame. In a broader sense, Shaviv symbolizes the inner spark within every person, the small light that can become a great flame, and the potential inherent in every small beginning. The name carries a deep meaning of vitality, energy, and the ability to illuminate darkness, even when it appears small and weak. In biblical and Midrashic literature, the word "shaviv" appears in several different contexts, all carrying meanings of fire, warmth, and light. In the Book of Job (Chapter 41, Verse 11), it is written: "His breath kindles coals, and a flame goes out of his mouth" - a description emphasizing the power of small fire. The Talmudic sages used the word "shaviv" to describe a small ember with the potential for ignition, and metaphorically to describe the divine spark within every soul. During the period of Hebrew language revival, the name Shaviv took on new meaning as a personal name expressing the spirit of pioneering, optimism, and the desire to kindle light in darkness. Shaviv is a name particularly suitable for parents seeking an authentic Hebrew name that is short and easy to pronounce, yet carries deep and moving significance. The name conveys a message of hope and optimism - that even something small can grow and illuminate, that even a humble beginning can lead to great things. It is a name fitting for a child whose parents see in him the spark of the future, the light that will illuminate their path and the world. The name also carries values of family warmth, love, and passion for life, and reminds us of the importance of maintaining the inner fire within every person.

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Job 41:11 - His breath kindles coals, and a flame goes out of his mouth

In Kabbalah, Shaviv symbolizes the divine spark inherent in every Jewish soul. This is the small light that fell from the broken vessels and awaits elevation back to its source. The name recalls the doctrine of sparks taught by the Holy Ari, according to which our spiritual task is to elevate the holy sparks from matter to spirit.

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Shaviv Golan - son of an IDF soldier | Shaviv Cohen - Israeli tech entrepreneur

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