| Hebrew Name | Meaning or History | Gender |
Aluma
אֲלוּמָה | In Middle Ages Hebrew, the word "אֲלוּמָה" means "strong, brave". In modern Hebrew, this word sounds like the word "אֲלֻמָּה" (sheaf). |  |
Amir (2)
עָמִיר | Little sheaf, little bundle of cut stalks of grain. |  |
Amira (2)
עֲמִירָה | Binding cut stalks of grain into sheaves. | |
Bar
בַּר | Grain, cereal; grain cleaned of its chaff; clean, pure; wild, outside, in the nature; son. | |
Carmel (Karmel)
כַּרְמֶל | A plece of vineyards and orchards; roasted grains. | |
Carmela (Karmela)
כַּרְמֶלָּה | The name Carmela is derived of the name Carmel, which means "a plece of vineyards and orchards"; "roasted grains". | |
Carmit (Karmit)
כַּרְמִית | The name "כַּרְמִית" may be derived of the word כֶּרֶם (kerem, "vineyard"). | |
Carmiya (Carmiyya, Karmiya)
כַּרְמִיָּה (כרמייה) | The name "כַּרְמִיָּה" may be derived of the word כֶּרֶם (kerem, "vineyard"). | |
Dalit
דָּלִית | Vine, the branches of which are rishing up or hanging on posts; long branch rising up or hanging on posts. | |
Daliya (Dalia, Dalya)
דָּלִיָּה | A long branch rising up or hanging on posts. The name Daliya resembles the name of the flower Dahlia. | |
Dganit (Deganit)
דְגָנִית | The name "דגנית" is derived of the word דָּגָן (dagan, "grain" "cereal"). | |
Enav (Einav)
עֵנָב (עינב) | Grape. | |
Eshcol (Eshkol)
אֶשְׁכּוֹל | bunch, cluster (of grapes, etc.). Eshcol is also a name of a brook near Hebron: "And they came unto the brook of Eshcol and cut down from thence a branch with one cluster of grapes, and they bare it between two upon a staff" (Numbers 13, 23). | |
Gania (Ganya)
גַּנְיָה | The meaning of the name is "God's (represented by the letters יה) garden (גן, gan)". | |
Ganit
גַּנִית | The name "Ganit" is derived of the word "גן" (gan, "garden"). | |
Neta
נֶטַע | Seedling. | |
Nir
נִיר | Plowed field. | |
Nira
נִירָה | The name "Nira" is derived of the word "ניר" (nir, "plowed field"). | |
Nirel (Nir'el)
נִירְאֵל | The meaning of the name is "God's (אל, el) plowed field (ניר, nir)". | |
Nirit
נִירִית | The name "Nirit" is derived of the word "ניר" (nir, "plowed field"). | |
Omer
עֹמֶר (עומר) | Little sheaf, little bundle of cut stalks of grain; an ancient measure. | |
Omri
עָמְרִי (עומרי) | My sheaf (עומר). | |
Regev
רֶגֶב | Clod, lump of earth. | |
Talma
תַּלְמָה | Furrow. | |
Yaniv
יָנִיב | The meaning of "יניב" (Yaniv) is: (he) will bear fruit, yield, produce. The future tense masculine singular form of the verb להניב (lehaniv). | |
Yogev
יוֹגֵב | Farmer. | |