List of Hebrew Baby Names Meanings

ki-tra, kit-ra ] The baby girl name Kitra is pronounced as KIY-TRah- †. Kitra's language of origin is Hebrew. It is predominantly used in English and Hebrew. It is derived from the word keter with the meaning 'crown'. Kitra is the feminine equivalent of the Hebrew Keter.

The name Koby is a German baby name. In German the meaning of the name Koby is: Dark; dark-haired.

In Dutch it will sound as one syllable: Koen (like "coon" in raccoon"), instead of 2 syllables (KOE-en), like "Cohen". "Cohen" on the other hand, is completely different name with a Hebrew origin meaning "priest". In fact, a "Kohen" is someone who is a direct descendant of Aaron.

In Hebrew “kōhēn” means “priest”. In Jewish tradition Kohens are distinguished as hereditary priests directly descended from the biblical Aaron. As the elder brother of Moses, Aaron was appointed by God as the first High Priest of Israel (כהן גדול), or Kohen Gadol.

Kuper Name Meaning. North German (also Küper): occupational name for a cooper, from Middle Low German kuper 'cooper'. Swiss German: nickname for a sulky person, from Swiss German kupen 'to sulk', 'to pout'.

Lael. 63% this week. Gender: Male Meaning of Lael: "belonging to God" Origin of Lael: Hebrew. Share Lael on Facebook Share on Facebook.

The name Lailie is a Hebrew baby name. In Hebrew the meaning of the name Lailie is: Nightfall.

The meaning of the name “Lamara” is: “Bitter; leave your trace”. ... The name Lamara is also consider as an Arabic name for girls , means "the glow of the diamond" or "the liquid gold".

The meaning of the name “Lashawn” is: “God is gracious”. Categories: African American Names, American Names, Unisex Names. Used in: English speaking countries. Gender: Both, Boy Names, Girl Names. Origins: American, Hebrew.

OTHER LANGUAGES/CULTURES: Eleazar, Lazarus (Biblical), Eleazar, Lazaros (Biblical Greek), 'El'azar (Biblical Hebrew), Eleazar, Lazarus (Biblical Latin), Lazar (Bulgarian), Lazar (Croatian), Elazar (Hebrew), Lázár (Hungarian), Lazzaro (Italian), Lazar (Macedonian), Lazar (Russian), Lazar (Serbian), Lázaro (Spanish)