Message: "Iada and Neta" - Behind the Name

[Facts] Iada and Neta

by Swiff

10/18/2007, 3:49 AM

According to BtN the meaning of Neta is "plant". I also found the meaning "gift" on another side. The name is Hebrew but I think there might be other origines as well since the name is so short.

Iada is Hebrew as well. I could not find the meaning so far.

Any ideas on that?

#Iada #Neta

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- Noa +2

10/18/2007, 8:13 AM

Neta does mean plant in Hebrew, and is very common here (in Israel) too. It might have a meaning in some other language; I don't know.

Never heard of Iada - The Hebrew word for "knew" is Yada, maybe it's related. Boy or girl name?

This message was edited 10/18/2007, 8:18 AM

- Swiff +1

10/19/2007, 1:35 AM

Thank you!

I have read Iada as the name of a little girl.

- Noa

10/19/2007, 1:51 AM

Oh. I would have placed it as a boys' name. I really doubt that's the origin if it's a girl's name - it doesn't really fit in with normal naming practices.

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