שדות

Sadot is a rare and distinctive Hebrew name that carries within it the richness of nature and agriculture of the Land of Israel. The name appears in the plural form of the word 'sadeh' (field), symbolizing open spaces, fertility, and blessing. In Jewish culture, the field is not merely a place for working the land, but also a symbol of spiritual growth, connection with the Creator through nature, and the blessing of sustenance. The name Sadot evokes feelings of freedom, space, and natural beauty, carrying the deep connection of the Jewish people to their land and homeland. In biblical sources, the field appears numerous times as a place of divine revelation, prayer, and blessed agricultural work. Isaac our patriarch went out to meditate in the field at evening time, where he first met Rebecca. The field is also a place of blessing and curse - 'Blessed shall you be in the city, and blessed shall you be in the field' - emphasizing the importance of the field in the daily life of the people of Israel. In rabbinical literature, the field sometimes symbolizes this world, a place of work and effort, but also of harvest and fruits. The name Sadot, in its plural form, amplifies this meaning and hints at abundance, multiple blessings, and diverse possibilities. As a feminine name, Sadot is extremely rare in Israel, yet it carries unique depth and beauty. It suits parents seeking a name that bridges tradition and nature, deep roots and freedom and space. The name conveys a sense of ground, stability, and potential for growth. In an era where many seek to reconnect with nature and roots, Sadot is a meaningful choice expressing values of connection to the land, fertility, and hope for a flourishing future. A girl bearing this name may grow with a sense of inner space, connection to nature, and the ability to grow and flourish wherever she is planted.

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Sadot | Sadoth | Fields

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Genesis 24:63 - And Isaac went out to meditate in the field at the eventide

In Kabbalah, the field symbolizes Malchut - the tenth sefirah, which receives abundance from the higher sefirot and reveals it in the physical world. Sadot, in its plural form, hints at multiple divine revelations and the ability to receive blessing from various spiritual sources. The name carries the potential of fertile soil that receives seeds and grows them into fruits.

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