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Jora, Aja and Seda
I know Jora was a name used in the bible and a lot of name sites (not reputable ones) state it means autumn rain in Hebrew.
Aja, through google i found one site claiming it is an alternate name for God in Vedas (ancient Indo-Aryan culture) the site (http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Atrium/4473/samgodnm.html) states the following "It is derived from the root aja meaning to go , to drive , to lead and jani meaning to manifest, evolve , to cause or create. God is called Aja since HE is never born and evolves this world by causing creation of the elements from atoms, and unites bodies with souls to cause their births into this world."
Seda, I've read that it is a Hebrew ocupational surname related to silk trade. I've also read on baby name sites (not reputable) that its Armenian and means forest voices.
Any information you have will be greatly appreciated.
I know Jora was a name used in the bible and a lot of name sites (not reputable ones) state it means autumn rain in Hebrew.
Aja, through google i found one site claiming it is an alternate name for God in Vedas (ancient Indo-Aryan culture) the site (http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Atrium/4473/samgodnm.html) states the following "It is derived from the root aja meaning to go , to drive , to lead and jani meaning to manifest, evolve , to cause or create. God is called Aja since HE is never born and evolves this world by causing creation of the elements from atoms, and unites bodies with souls to cause their births into this world."
Seda, I've read that it is a Hebrew ocupational surname related to silk trade. I've also read on baby name sites (not reputable) that its Armenian and means forest voices.
Any information you have will be greatly appreciated.
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