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HelpTsarebeth (Zarabeth)
It's an old hebrew name, pronounced zah-ra-beth. What do you think?
Also Tsaphira (means crown), Opinions on these? Strong names, gentle names, etc
Avivit
Zethar (zay-ther) for a boy
Saraph for either sar-raf
Also Tsaphira (means crown), Opinions on these? Strong names, gentle names, etc
Avivit
Zethar (zay-ther) for a boy
Saraph for either sar-raf
This message was edited 4/18/2007, 6:24 AM
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I love it!! Tsaphira is beautiful too. Zethar is interesting, although it sounds a little made up. Saraph reminds me of Seraph.
I'm adding Tsarebeth and Tsaphira to my list. Thanks!
I'm adding Tsarebeth and Tsaphira to my list. Thanks!
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It sounds like it could be a fairly good name until one discovers that it's not a name at all but a Hebrew word meaning 'scab', 'burning', and 'inflammation'. After knowing the meaning, it's not something that I would use. It sounds nice, but the meaning ruins it.
Also, Tsaphira doesn't mean 'crown', it means 'sapphire'. It could make for a decent name.
If you're looking for Hebrew names, you might like:
Girls:
Aviva
Lilach
Anina
Penina
Elana
Nivchara
Yael
Boys:
Moshe
Ariel
Gavriel
Noam
Yishai
Also, Tsaphira doesn't mean 'crown', it means 'sapphire'. It could make for a decent name.
If you're looking for Hebrew names, you might like:
Girls:
Aviva
Lilach
Anina
Penina
Elana
Nivchara
Yael
Boys:
Moshe
Ariel
Gavriel
Noam
Yishai
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Interesting info! Do you speak Hebrew?
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I wouldn't call myself a fluent speaker, but I've had several years of classes/training in Hebrew and Torah studies. Plus, I kind of study Hebrew names and I've come across many names and meanings. It's a hobby of sorts.
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