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Good Hebrew Middle Names

We found out we're having a girl.  I have always wanted the first name Lucy.  So it's Lucy...  My husband wants a Hebrew middle name.  So being the wonderful wife I am Wink, I am giving him that.  Our last name is Kaphan. 

 

Thoughts?  Ideas? 

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Re: Good Hebrew Middle Names

  • That's a pretty broad order.  Here's a good place to start:

    https://www.learn-hebrew-names.com/

    I guess I would pick one that has a nice sound and a nice meaning.  Or you can thumb through the Hebrew Bible and see if anything jumps out at you.  Or even look and see if there is a Hebrew version of an English name you already like.  A lot of English names have Hebrew roots.

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  • Yael is my favorite badass woman from the Bible.

    Sarah

    Rachel

    Hannah

    Miriam

    Lucy is tricky to match up, have you considered Lucia or Lucille with the nn Lucy?

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  • I think Rachel goes well with Lucy.  However I am partial to Sarah myself (it's my name!)  I also like Shalom, but it isn't as traditional.

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  • Not the most popular gal in the bible, but I love how Delilah sounds with Lucy! ;)

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  • Here's a couple more with their meanings: 

     

    Abigail - Joy of the Father

    Danica - Morning Star

    Eliana - God has answered (My DD's FN!)

    Jordana - To flow down

    Odelia - I will thank God

    Miriam - Of the Sea

    Rebekah - Snare

     

     

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  • I love Miriam and Esther
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  • My middle name is Chai (life), which has become a little confusing for people since the tea became popular, but I have always liked it!
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  • I quite like Samara... it has a pretty meaning too :)

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  • Chava, Ariel, Miriam, Dalia

    I prefer Lucille with the nn Lucy. 


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  • lucy arielle

    lucy ariella

    lucy miriam (that's my middle name ha)

    lucy hannah

    lucy abigail

    lucy atara

    lucy ayelet (personal fav)

    lucy eliana

    lucy daniella

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  • I babysat for a little girl whose middle name was Tova, which means "good", and I thought that was beautiful.

    I think Miriam and Chava are also nice with Lucy.

    You also could do popularly anglisized biblical names in their original Hebrew version - Avigail or Elisheva instead of Abigail or Elizabeth.  

     

  • DD's middle name is Eliana, and it's of Hebrew origin.  DH chose it because he loved the meaning.

    ETA: I also love Tova and Chava.  I would suggest Lucy Delilah, but if your request is for a Hebrew name, I'm assuming you wouldn't like the association there.  ;) 

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  • How about Lucy Seraphina ? I love Seraphina.

     SERAPHINA -Feminine form of the Late Latin name Seraphinus, derived from the biblical word seraphim which was Hebrew in origin and meant "fiery ones". The seraphim were an order of angels, described by Isaiah in the Bible as having six wings each. This was the name of a 13th-century Italian saint who made clothes for the poor. As an English name, it has never been common.


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