30 Hebrew Baby Names
There are so many amazing Hebrew baby names! If you are struggling on your quest for the perfect name for your little one, a look through this Hebrew baby name list might be perfect. It will definitely give you good ideas to add to your baby name list. Nameberry will help us journey throught the best Hebrew names.
(1) Livana: (female) Olivia is a giant name in popularity right now, so much so that Alivia is gaining popularity as an alternative. Livana is a much better alternative and gives you the same adorable nickname in Liv.
(2) Dathan: (male) Who needs Nathan when you can update it with Dathan? It has the same solid sound, but is unique to the U.S.
(3) Malachi: (male) I knew a little guy named Malachi and it was such a great fit for him. For some reason, it’s not on top of people’s name lists, but it should be. It has a cool sound and is much more fun than Elijah.
(4) Chaya: (female) Chaya means life, and you’ve been waiting on your little life to come out or perhaps have been waiting for your adoption to go through. Chaya is a beautiful option that also sounds modern.
(5) Paziah: (female) I love the nickname Paz, so Paziah is a great name in my book. It’s so cool and unique, for little girls who you won’t forget. This is definitely for parents who live a little closer to the edge.
(6) Sariah: (female) Sarah has been popular for ages, Sariah is a dynamic alternative to Sarah. Just adding the one letter make it hip and fresh!
(7) Abel: (male) Meaning breath, Abel is a great choice for your baby boy. He’s a good guy in the old testament too, so that helps. It has a nice sound and would make a great alternative to Aaron or Aiden.
(8) Tamar: (Female) This is such a strong name and is a great alternative to Taylor on girls. It’s also nicknameless for the most part.
(9) Neriah: (female) Neriah sounds so modern and fresh without being made up. It’s a great alternative to Mariah and Aniyah.
(10) Aram: (male) This is such a great name. I love the simple sound. There is something peaceful about the name. It also doesn’t have a nickname for those parents who are anti-nickname.
(11) Feya: (female) Feya just rolls off the tongue. It’s a sweet and solid choice that gives the cute nickname Fey. It’s a great alternative to Leah.
(12) Barack: (male) This name is sure to thunderbolt to popularity, which is also what it means, because of the President. I think it is a good thing, because it is a very cool name with a strong sound.
(13) Serephina: (female) This is a Hebrew name that has loads of potential, especially since it’s been a recent celebrity choice. It’s a beautiful, feminine alternative to Gabriella and Isabella. Think about it.
(14) Adina: (female) Meaning slender and delicate, Adina is a great Hebrew choice for your little girl. It is easy to say and spell, but is still unique.
(15) Isaac: (male) This is a known name, but underused in comparison to other Hebrew names. I love that it means laughter. There’s something so great about naming your baby boy such an up-beat name.
(16) Cohen: (male) Gaining popularity because of the surname craze, Cohen has many up in arms. For Jewish heritage, it is an important, royal surname and offensive to use as a first name. It’s awesome sound might make you want to use it anyway. Use the spelling Coen instead, and all will be well!
(17) Meyer: (male) Meaning bringer of light, Meyer is a great Hebrew option for your baby boy. It has a great energy to it and sounds modern. I would probably make it Meyers for my little one.
(18) Eilon: (male) Eilon is a great way to fit in with the popular male ending of the day with a new spin. It is a great alternative to Ethan or Aiden.
(19) Simon: (male) Meaning the listener, Simon is a great choice for parents hoping for an obedient son. Aren’t we all? In all seriousness, it is a great alternative to the other “n” ending names that are popular. No more Jaden/Aiden/Caden!
(20) Gideon: (male) It’s confusing that this name isn’t more popular than it is. It’s definitely a great option if you are looking for an old name that sounds fresh and modern.
(21) Shoshana: (female) This name means Lily, which is ridiculously popular in a variety of spellings right now. Instead of choosing Lily, go with Shoshana, which has the meaning and is completely different and unique.
(22) Dania: (female) Danna is in the top 300 right now, but I much prefer Dania. It gives the name more life and energy. It is definitely one to consider over Danielle.
(23) Jaron: (male) Meaning to sing out, Jaron is a great option for musical parents. It’s a great alternative to Jared and Jaden.
(24) Tobias: (male) Tobias is a fun choice that has the great nickname in Toby. It has a playful sound, but is still a strong name.
(25) Zemora: (female) I love the nickname Zemi and anything name that gets you there is awesome by me. You also have the great nickname option of Mora!
(26) Amari: (female) This name has a beautiful, soft sound and fits right into the popular female names of the day. It’s a great update for Amy and a great alternative to the ultra popular Emma and Amelia.
(27) Ezra: (male) With such a cool sound, Ezra is hip and modern without being made up. It’s definitely one to add to your list.
(28) Yael: (female) This name is perfect for parents who like short names. If you love Layne, then Yael is a great sibling option for you.
(29) Eliora: (female) This name is so beautiful and has such presence. It gives you the popular nickname Ellie, but also provides you with a full name that is something different in a very good way.
(30) Tova: (female) A great alternative to Eva, Tova has a simple, yet sophisticated sound. It definitely sounds Hebrew and makes a great choice for your baby girl.
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