Hebrew Names

Unknown but eminently usable choice, especially for Jewish parents, with lovely meaning. 

Arava

A rare Biblical choice, Lebanah is a poetic Hebrew name, ultimately from lavan</en< meaning "white". It joins the rank of moon and space related names, and for some, it may hold the additional appeal of also appearing briefly in the Old Testament. 
 
Not to be confused with Labneh, a Middle Eastern strained yogurt, it may also be connected to Kiddush levana (also known as Birkat halevana or Kiddish lebanah), a Jewish prayer service and ritual, held on the first or second Saturday on each Hebrew month, to bless and thank God for the new moon. 
 
As a name, it is extremely rare.

Lebanah

Hebrew names used widely in the modern world include Noah, Isabella, Elizabeth, Sarah, Asher, Elijah, Jacob, Leah, James, John, Michael, Mary, and Eva. 

 include Ariel, Delilah, Eliana, Eva, Maya, and Naomi. For boys, 

 include Asher, Elijah, Jacob, Levi, and Noah. In Israel, popular names include Tamar, Shira, Uri, and Noam.

 are some of the best-known as well as the most interesting Hebrew baby names today.

 often have Hebrew origins. Recommended choices include Delilah, Dinah, Keziah, Esther, and Susannah.

 include such appealing Hebrew boy names as Amos, Asher, Eli, Ezra, and Moses.

Hebrew is spoken in modern Israel, so it's both an ancient and a living language. Names popular in modern Israel include many Hebrew names but some modern Israeli names as well. 

If you’re searching for Hebrew names for your baby or simply want to survey all the options with roots in ancient languages and cultures, here is the full range of Hebrew name choices in our database, ordered by their current popularity on Nameberry.

Hebrew names including Hebrew boy names and Hebrew girl names for jewish babies with meaning and popularity (Page 57)