שושנית

Shoshanit is a rare and unique Hebrew feminine name that serves as a diminutive and affectionate form of the name Shoshana (Rose or Lily). The name carries all the beauty and delicacy of the rose flower, but adds a dimension of special tenderness and affection. In Hebrew, the suffix "-it" creates a diminutive form that expresses affection, closeness, and intimacy. Shoshanit is "the little rose," the delicate and beautiful flower that evokes feelings of compassion, love, and appreciation. The name projects an image of a young girl, gentle and full of grace, like a rose bud just beginning to bloom. The biblical root of the name Shoshanit comes from the word "shoshan" or "shoshana," which appears several times in the Bible, especially in the Song of Songs. The flower symbolizes beauty, purity, and love. In Jewish culture, the rose is considered one of the most beautiful and impressive flowers, serving as a symbol for the people of Israel and the congregation of Israel. The name Shoshanit preserves all these deep meanings but adds a touch of childlike delicacy and special affection. This is a name particularly suited for parents seeking a traditional name with deep roots in Jewish culture, yet also unique and unconventional. In Jewish history, the name Shoshanit was more common in certain communities, especially among families that valued names with affectionate suffixes. The name reflects the folk tradition of creating affectionate names from existing names, a phenomenon that was particularly common in Eastern Europe and Sephardic communities. Today, Shoshanit is considered an extremely rare name, making it a perfect choice for parents seeking a unique name with a rich history. The name conveys a sense of connection to the past, but also of uniqueness and special personality. It suits a girl whose parents want to give her a name that combines tradition with uniqueness, beauty with delicacy.

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Shoshanit | Shoshanith

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Song of Songs 2:2 - As a rose among thorns, so is my beloved among the daughters

In Kabbalah, the rose symbolizes the divine feminine light and the congregation of Israel. Shoshanit, as the affectionate form, represents the pure and delicate spark of the soul, the spiritual potential that has not yet fully manifested. The name carries energy of renewal, spiritual growth, and inner beauty.

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