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amother
Mauve
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 Sun, Oct 20 2024, 12:41 am
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amother
Taupe
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Sun, Oct 20 2024, 1:09 am
| boysrus wrote: | Yehuda - when yehuda was born, Leah said, hapaam odeh es Hashem - this time I will thank Hashem, Yehuda is from the shoresh of lehodos - to thank
Ezriel - Hashem is my help |
Second this. Yehuda is a popular choice for thanking Hashem.
Eliezer - Hashem is my support/helper
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juggling
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Sun, Oct 20 2024, 1:44 am
| amother Cappuccino wrote: | Just to clarify, I don't know of any Jewish names that mean savior. The closest we have here - Yehoshua, Elisha, and Yeshaya - all mean some form of Hashem is my savior.
Important distinction for a Jew. |
Hoshea
Goel
Mashiach
The first is biblical. Two and three are more common in Sephardic circles.
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amother
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Sun, Oct 20 2024, 1:47 am
| amother OP wrote: | What is meant is "Hashem was my savior" - He saved me.
I want to "show thanks" to Hashem, what names "represent that" |
Ya but the name itself doesn't include Hashem in it
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amother
Garnet
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Sun, Oct 20 2024, 7:19 am
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amother
Obsidian
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Sun, Oct 27 2024, 10:53 pm
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I have a child with Yehudah as a middle name, born after 6 years of secondary infertility. You better believe that we were looking for a way to thank Hashem!! The nice coincidence was that I happened to have a grandfather to name for, so I was able to make my parents happy in two ways.
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