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amother
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 Yesterday at 10:15 pm
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I just feel like there are so many names out there why do these complicated things? But tbh I never knew aryeh and leib were related.
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amother
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Yesterday at 11:55 pm
| amother Brown wrote: | | I just feel like there are so many names out there why do these complicated things? But tbh I never knew aryeh and leib were related. |
Aryeh = lion (hebrew)
Leibush = little lion (yiddish)
Yehuda = hodaah - praise/thanks (hebrew)
Leib = praise/thanks (yiddish) pronounced loib to thank
Lev = heart (hebrew)
does that help?
I heard this from a big talmid chacham
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amother
Babyblue
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Today at 12:00 am
| amother Camellia wrote: | I am Aliza and my daughter is Fraida
We checked with a Rav
No one’s ever commented except for my mother, when we named her |
What's the connection between Aliza and Freida, ive only heard Rina being used instead
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amother
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Today at 12:47 am
| amother Yolk wrote: | Aryeh = lion (hebrew)
Leibush = little lion (yiddish)
Yehuda = hodaah - praise/thanks (hebrew)
Leib = praise/thanks (yiddish) pronounced loib to thank
Lev = heart (hebrew)
does that help?
I heard this from a big talmid chacham |
Leib isn't related to the word loib. It's the literal translation of Arye/Lion.
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amother
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Today at 1:24 am
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My father is Leib and my brother is Yehuda. I never heard of the names being the same until I married DH and he has a family member named Yehuda who has been called Leiby his entire life.
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Ruchel
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Today at 5:05 am
| amother Rainbow wrote: | | There's no way on this green earth that I'd name a sister and brother Chaya and Chaim. Or Eliezer and Elisheva for that matter, because chances are they'd wind up being called Eli and Ellie. Not for any woo-woo reason, I totally don't believe in that, but because it can get messy with school tests and blood tests and confusing for ordinary mortals whose hearing may not be perfect. |
Generally people do it for family reasons
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