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GirlFrom Bethlehem, "house of bread", the city where Jesus was born.
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71 bíblico baby names, with meaning and origin
From Bethlehem, "house of bread", the city where Jesus was born.
Biblical · Hebrew · Spanish
The original Hebrew form of Mary, with the same debated meaning.
Hebrew · Biblical
Variant of Anna: "full of grace".
Hebrew
Variant of Magdalene: "of Magdala", "high tower".
Biblical · Hebrew
Means "she who binds", "the one who ties fast".
Hebrew · Biblical
Means "faithful companion", "true friend". The protagonist of an Old Testament book.
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Means "date palm", a symbol of elegance. She appears in the Old Testament.
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From the region of Galilee, where Jesus spent his childhood.
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Feminine of Joseph: "God will add", "God will increase".
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Short form of Magdalena: "of Magdala".
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Means "venerable", "ancient", "of noble lineage". She appears in the Book of Acts.
Biblical · Latin
Means "the peaceful one". King of Israel, famed for his wisdom.
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Means "guarded by God", "guardian", from the biblical city of Samaria.
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Variant of Jessica: "the one who beholds", "foresighted".
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Means "daughter of the oath". In the Bible, mother of King Solomon.
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Means "wife", "companion". She appears in the Book of Acts.
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Means "the persecuted one" or "he who returns to God". The protagonist of the book of Job, a symbol of patience through suffering.
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Means "praise". Jacob's fourth son, head of the tribe that gave its name to Judea.
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Means "God helps". Jesus raised him from the dead four days after he died.
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Means "sun", "strength". A judge of Israel famed for his legendary strength.
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Means "father of peace". King David's son, famed for his beauty and his rebellion.
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Means "spear", "acquisition". The firstborn son of Adam and Eve.
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Means "help", "aid". A scribe and priest who reorganized Jerusalem after the exile.
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Means "good victory". Timothy's mother, praised for her faith.
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Means "Yahweh strengthens". A king of Judah remembered for his faith and reforms.
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Means "bright", "radiant". A deaconess Paul mentions with respect in his letters.
Biblical · Greek
Means "the one who cuts down", "destroyer". A judge of Israel who defeated the Midianites with just 300 men.
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Means "praised". Shared by two apostles: Jude Thaddaeus and Judas Iscariot.
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Means "my messenger". The last of the Old Testament prophets.
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Variant of Malena: "of Magdala", "high tower".
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Means "man of the dart" or "his death shall bring". He lived 969 years according to Genesis — the longest-lived person in the Bible.
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Means "salvation". An Old Testament prophet.
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Means "little bird". Moses's wife and the daughter of the priest Jethro.
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Means "God has heard". One of Jacob's twelve sons.
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Means "gazelle". A disciple from Joppa whom Peter raised from the dead.
Biblical · Aramaic
Means "pure", "innocent". The tax collector who climbed a sycamore tree to see Jesus.
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Means "my father is king". The name of several Philistine kings and of one of Gideon's sons.
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Means "flight". Sarah's servant and the mother of Ishmael.
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Means "Yahweh is gracious". The name of several New Testament figures.
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Means "vigorous", "strong". A left-handed judge of Israel who freed his people from King Eglon.
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Means "happy", "blessed". One of Jacob's twelve sons.
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Means "lightning". An Israelite general who fought alongside the judge Deborah.
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One of Noah's three sons, who repopulated the earth after the flood.
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Means "bald". A Levite who led a rebellion against Moses.
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Means "gazelle"; the Greek translation of Tabitha, the disciple whom Peter raised from the dead.
Biblical · Greek
Means "my God is king". Naomi's husband and Ruth's father-in-law.
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Means "the embracer". An Old Testament prophet.
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Means "heroic". The wife of Herod Antipas, tied to the account of John the Baptist's death.
Biblical · Greek