Bible Name

Biblical Name	Meaning or History	Gender
Adin עָדִין	Gentle, delicate, tender.
Baruch בָּרוּךְ	Blessed.
Bracha (Berachah) בִּרָכָה	A girl’s name (in the Bible: a boy’s name). greeting, wish; prayer; blessing.
Eden עֵדֶן	Pleasure.
Enan (Einan) עֵינָן	Having big eyes; curious.
Ethan (Eitan, Eytan) אֵיתָן	Strong, steadfast, firm. The adjective "איתן" (eitan) refers to a stream whose water flows all year round.
Ezer עֵזֶר	Aid, support, help; helper.
Ezri עֶזְרִי	The meaning of the name "Ezri" is "my aid"; "my supporter", "my helper".
Hen (Chen) חֵן	Charm, grace.
Merab (Merav) מֵרַב (מירב)	Most of, majority, maximum.
Naamah (Naama, Na’ama) נַעֲמָה	Pleasantness, graciousness, loveliness.
Nahshon (Nachshon) נַחְשׁוֹן	Darter ("snake-bird"). A bird who has a long and flexible snake-like neck.
Nahum (Nachum) נַחוּם	The root of the name נחום (Nahum), נחמ, signifies "consoling", "comforting".
On אוֹן	Strength, power, courage.
Ram רָם	High, tall, lofty; exalted, supreme.
Rinnah (Rina) רִנָּה (רינה)	A girl's name (in the Bible: a boy's name). Singing, joyful sounds.
Shelomith (Shlomit) שְׁלוֹמִית	A girl’s name (in the Bible: also a boy’s name). The name maybe derived from the word שלום (shalom, "peace").
Shiphrah (Shiphra, Shifra) שִׁפְרָה	The meaning of the name "Shiphrah" is: beauty, grace.
Tikvah (Tikva) תִּקְוָה (תקווה)	A girl’s name (in the Bible: a boy’s name), which means: hope. "Hatikvah" ("The Hope") is Israel's national anthem.
Uzzi (Uzi) עֻזִּי (עוזי)	My valor, my courage, my strength.
Zadok (Tzadok, Tsadok) צָדוֹק	The name "Zadok" is derived of the word "צֶדֶק" (tsedek, "justice").

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