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Shiran is an ancient and rare Hebrew name that appears in the Bible and rabbinic literature, carrying multiple meanings and unique spiritual depth. The name is primarily mentioned in a geographical-historical context as a place name in the Land of Israel, but over the generations it has developed personal significance as a given name. The linguistic root of Shiran is connected to the word "Sharon" - the fertile and green Sharon Plain, the northern coastal region of Israel stretching between Hadera and Tel Aviv. The name conveys a sense of blossoming, abundance, natural beauty, and fertility, and is linked to images of flowering fields, grain fields, and rich green landscapes. In rabbinic sources, Sharon is mentioned as an important agricultural area, a place where rare flowers and valuable plants grew, particularly the famous rose "Rose of Sharon" mentioned in the Song of Songs. Symbolically, the name Shiran represents the deep connection between humans and the land, between the spiritual and the material, between external beauty and inner richness. In Jewish culture, the Sharon is perceived as a symbol of abundant blessing, a place where heaven meets earth, and therefore the name carries meanings of blessing, fertility, and renewal. In biblical literature, the Sharon is mentioned several times as a special region in the Land of Israel, particularly in the context of beauty and flourishing. The prophet Isaiah uses descriptions of the Sharon as a symbol for spiritual renewal and future redemption. The name Shiran, as a personal name, gives its bearer a connection to this ancient tradition, to the Israeli landscape, and to values of renewal and growth. In recent decades, the name Shiran has returned to use in Israel as an original and special name, combining antiquity with innovation. Parents choosing this name seek a name with deep roots in Jewish culture, but one that is not overly common and maintains uniqueness. The name suits both boys and girls, and provides a sense of connection to nature, to the land, and to heritage. Phonetically, Shiran is a short and clear name, easy to pronounce and remember, with a pleasant musical sound. It conveys both gentleness and strength, and is suitable for those seeking a name with special character and deep meaning. The name also evokes words like "shir" (song) and "ron" (joy), adding dimensions of happiness, artistic expression, and celebration.

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Sharan | Sharon | Shiran

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Isaiah 65:10 - And Sharon shall be a fold of flocks

In Kabbalah, the name Shiran is connected to the sefirah of Malchut and to the connection between the upper world and the lower world. The Sharon symbolizes the place where divine abundance descends to earth and manifests in physical and tangible form, and the name carries the power of revelation and actualization.

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Sharon Golan, Israeli journalist and presenter | Sharon Haziz, Israeli actor

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