Israeli Boy Names
Abidan
My father is judge
Ahiram
Brother of the exalted
Alatan
Strength, a strong one
Amarya
The word God
Ammi
My people
Ammital
He who is truthful
Anani
Cloud
Anshil
A blessed and happy soul.
Arles
Pledge
Ataret
Someone who is being crowned
Avimelech
My father is king
Ayalon
Deer or gazelle
Azareel
Help of God
Azaziah
Strength of Yahweh
Azrail
The Angel of Death
Ba'al Zevuv
Possessor of the high place
Ben-Aryeh
Son of the lion
Ben-Tziyon
Son of Zion
Beriah
Beriah means 'calamity' or 'misfortune' in Hebrew.Beryiah or beriah means healthy, sound, fit, well, hale, lusty, bonny; stout, robust; wholesome, nutritious, healthful, hearty (laugh) Beriah can refer to several different Biblical figures. Beriah can be
Bethuel
Man of God
Bladen
knife
Chagai
Festive
Chaviv
He who is beloved.
Chayyim
Life
Chiram
An exalted and noble being.
Choni
A gracious being.
Daniyyel
God is my judge
Dothan
Law
Eiran
He who is awake and vigilant.
Elazaro
God has helped
Eliphelet
My God is deliverance
Elishama
God hears everyone
Eliyyahu
The Lord is my God
Elnatan
Gift of God
Eshakol
A grape cluster
Evenezer
Foundation stone
Hillel
to praise
Horam
Hill
Ithamar
Palm island
Jazeel
The power of God.
Kibzaim
Protected
Pinye
He who is dark complexioned.
Raguel
One of the seven archangels
Reu
A friend of his, or a shepard
Saadya
God's helper
Shachna
Close to God
Shraga
Candle, or light
Tzvi
Deer
Uzziah
God is strong
Yagil
He will rejoice
Yehochanan
God is gracious
Yeshayahu
God is salvation
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