Shelomit
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About Shelomit
Shelomit is the Biblical Hebrew form of the name Shelomith, making it a relative to both Solomon and Salome, via their shared root, shalom. Used as a unisex name in the Old Testament, it is given to a descendant of Zerubbabel, a son of Shimei, and a daughter of Dibri. Today, it is more likely to be used as a feminine name in Israel, in the form of Shlomit.
Shelomit for boys
A rare, unisex name, Shelomit is the Biblical Hebrew form of Shelomith. It appears in the Old Testament several times, with male bearers including a descendant of Zerubbabel, a son of Shimei, and a Levite who overseers the treasuries of King David.
Derived from the Hebrew shalom, it shares the same peaceful root as the names Solomon, Shlomo, and Salome. Today, it is most likely to appear in the form of Shlomit, used as a feminine name in Israel.
Pronounced shuh-LO-mit.