Shulamith

Shulamith is a feminine Hebrew name with ancient Biblical connections, appearing in the Song of Solomon as 'Shulamite.' The name derives from the Hebrew word for 'peace' (shalom) and can be interpreted as 'peaceful one' or 'woman of peace.' Historically significant in Jewish communities, Shulamith gained renewed attention in the 20th century through notable bearers like Shulamith Firestone, an influential feminist writer. The name carries deep cultural and religious significance while offering a distinctive sound uncommon in mainstream Western naming. Though rare in general populations, Shulamith has maintained consistent usage within Jewish communities, particularly those with strong traditional ties. For parents seeking a name with authentic Hebrew roots and spiritual meaning, Shulamith offers both historical depth and a striking, memorable quality.

Pronounced SHOO-luh-mith.

As of October 2026, Shulamith ranked #12545 in US births in 1986 SSA, peaked at #5160 in 1944.