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18 Hebrew Baby Girl Names That Will Bring on All the Mazels

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For those who want to connect with their Jewish roots but don’t want their daughter to be one of six Rachels, Sarahs or Leahs heading up the bar/bat mitzvah circuit, here are 18 beautiful Hebrew names that nod to your tradition but feel totally original.


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Abra

Her first word? Abracadabra. (Get this kid the Harry Potter series, stat.)

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Nedivah

She’s a great sharer. (Her names means “giving.”)

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Seraphina

Just think of all the adorable nicknames.

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Talia

But you call her Tali.

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Ada

Simple and elegant.

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Chava

Meaning “to life.” To life, to life, to Chava!

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Devri

Pronounced “Dev-ree,” it means “bee.”

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Erith

Your little flower.

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Gavriel

A more delicate take on “Gabriel.”

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Levi

Must love vintage denim.

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Ronit

You’ll love saying her name, which means “my joy.”

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Maia

Just like Maya, but we love this spelling.

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Yael

“Ya-el.” It means “mountain goat,” so take this kid camping.

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Raya

Pronounced “Rye-ah,” this name means “friend.” We’re pretty sure she’ll have a lot of them.

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Davi

Meaning “beloved.”

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Tamar

Decorate her nursery with palm trees. (It’s what her name means.)

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Vared

And this one’s with roses.

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Gal

As in Gadot. This “gal” will most definitely have superhero strength. 


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