Jewish Names

  1. Nesanel
    • Smeralda
      • Origin:

        Judeo-Italian variation of Esmeralda, Spanish and Portuguese
      • Meaning:

        "emerald"
      • Description:

        The more streamlined version Esmeralda may work better in the States, but Smeralda is an intriguing variation.
    • Virtudosa
      • Origin:

        Judeo-Italian
      • Meaning:

        "virtuous"
      • Description:

        A bit of a mouthful in English, but Vira or Vera would be sweet as a nickname.
    • Bonadonna
      • Origin:

        Judeo-Italian
      • Meaning:

        "good lady"
      • Description:

        A rhythmic Judeo-Italian mashup name combining Bona (good) and Donna (lady).
    • Tahal
      • Origin:

        Hebrew, meaning unknown
    • Zahavah
      • Belfior
        • Origin:

          Judeo-Italian
        • Meaning:

          "as beautiful as a flower"
        • Description:

          The name of a small town in Verona, Belfior would make a distinct alternative to the popular "Bel" names.
      • Hadas
        • Pessy
          • Fruma
            • Origin:

              Yiddish
            • Meaning:

              "pious"
            • Description:

              Fruma is too frumpy for a baby born today.
          • Yaffah
            • Contenta
              • Origin:

                Judeo-Italian
              • Meaning:

                "one who is contented"
              • Description:

                A lively Judeo-Italian name with an equally lively meaning — "happy".
            • Neorah
              • Origin:

                Hebrew
              • Meaning:

                "light"
              • Description:

                One step removed from Nora, if you're looking for something similar with stronger cultural ties.
            • Tzivia
              • Kineret
                • Description:

                  Variant of Kinneret
              • Tilla
                • Dalit
                  • Uriella
                    • Shaindy
                      • Feiga
                        • Origin:

                          Variation of Faigel, Yiddish
                        • Meaning:

                          "bird"