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Timor is an ancient and exceptionally rare Hebrew name, originating from Talmudic and Midrashic language. The name derives from the root T-M-R, connected to the word 'tamar' - the famous date palm tree, but in its Aramaic and Talmudic form. In Targum Onkelos and in Rabbinic literature, the word 'timor' appears as a translation of 'tamar,' symbolizing the tall and straight date palm tree, which rises to great heights and bears sweet fruits. The name carries meanings of stability, upright stature, and spiritual and material fruitfulness. In Talmudic and Midrashic sources, timor appears as an expression for the righteous person and one who walks the straight path. The Sages compare the righteous to the date palm: 'The righteous shall flourish like the palm tree' (Psalms 92:13), explaining that just as the date palm stands upright without crookedness, so does the righteous person walk the straight path without deviation. The name Timor thus expresses not only the physical beauty of the tree, but primarily the moral and spiritual qualities it symbolizes: integrity, truth, perseverance, and stability of character. The name also carries the meaning of sweetness and fruitfulness, as the date palm is known for its sweet and nourishing fruits, symbolizing blessing and abundance. In the modern era, the name Timor remains rare and special, suitable for parents seeking a name with deep roots in Jewish culture, a name that conveys connection to Talmudic and Midrashic tradition. The name grants its bearer a unique and distinctive identity, expressing values of integrity, stability, and spiritual fruitfulness. Timor is a name fitting for a child whose parents hope he will grow to be an upright person, with firm standing in his values, and who will flourish and yield good fruits in his life. The name also carries a deep connection to the Land of Israel landscape, where the date palm was and remains a symbol of life, blessing, and beauty in the desert.

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Psalms 92:13 - The righteous shall flourish like the palm tree; he shall grow like a cedar in Lebanon

In Kabbalah, the date palm tree symbolizes the righteous person rising upward, with roots deep in the earth and sweet fruits. Timor represents the connection between the material and spiritual worlds, between root and fruit, expressing the ability to stand upright in the face of life's trials.

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