Hebrew Baby Girl Names

Naming a daughter is a sacred moment in Jewish life. Her Hebrew name will be used during her naming ceremony (zeved habat or simchat bat), at her bat mitzvah, and throughout her life in prayer. In Jewish tradition, a girl's name carries profound spiritual significance and is believed to reflect her unique soul.

Biblical names like Sarah, Miriam, and Ruth honor the great women of Jewish history. Names inspired by nature — like Tamar (palm tree), Shoshana (rose), and Ayala (deer) — connect a daughter to the beauty of the Land of Israel. Modern Israeli names like Noa, Maya, and Liora blend ancient roots with contemporary elegance.

Every Hebrew name has a gematria — a numerical value derived from its letters. Many parents explore the gematria to find deeper connections and meanings. Try our Gematria Calculator to discover the numerical significance of any name you're considering.