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      Meaning of the first name Avivah

      Origin

      Hebrew

      Meaning

      Spring or Freshness

      Variations

      Havivah, Adivah, Aviyah
      The name Avivah is of Hebrew origin, meaning spring or freshness. It is a feminine given name that evokes the imagery of renewal, growth, and vitality associated with the spring season. In Hebrew, the word Aviv specifically refers to the springtime, reflecting the beauty and rebirth that characterizes this time of year. As a name, Avivah embodies these qualities, making it a popular choice among Hebrew-speaking communities and those who appreciate its connotations of freshness and new beginnings.

      The name Avivah has roots deeply embedded in Jewish culture and history. It is often linked to biblical traditions, where names carry significant meanings and connotations. While its specific occurrences in historical texts may be limited, the theme of spring and renewal is prevalent throughout Jewish literature and folklore. Historically, names that signify seasonal changes have been used to honor the cycle of life and the agricultural calendar, emphasizing the importance of nature and its cycles in ancient Jewish life.

      In contemporary times, Avivah remains a relevant and cherished name within Jewish communities and among those who favor names with Hebrew origins. It is used by parents seeking meaningful names for their daughters that evoke positive qualities and cultural heritage. Avivah is increasingly recognized outside of Jewish contexts as well, resonating with individuals who appreciate its beautiful meaning. Modern name trends often highlight unique and meaningful names, leading to a growing familiarity with Avivah in diverse cultural settings.

      Based on our records...

      Adler

      Adler

      This is the most common surname associated with Avivah.
      Tamar

      Tamar

      This is the most common name for a child of a Avivah.

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      1916 is when there were the most people born with the first name Avivah.

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