63 Israeli Baby Boy Names With Meanings

Israeli boy names are unique-sounding names representing the history, spirituality, and culture of ages. Israel is considered a holy land by three main religions worldwide: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. According to the religious scriptures, Jacob was considered the patriarch of this land and his sons or descendants to be 'The 12 tribes of Israel' or 'The Children of Israel (1).
Israel is believed to be a religiously prominent land by many, and for centuries several Holy wars have been fought over this land. Today it is regarded as a sacred place of worship and is visited by scores of faithful, devout, and spiritual people of all three faiths. Israeli names are backed by a rich culture and tradition, which is quite evident by the meanings of the names usually adopted by the people. Looking at the list of commonly-given names also gives us an insight into the extent of faith the indigenous people have in religions, as the majority of the names have religious associations.
When parents select an Israeli name for their child, they might be expressing their aspiration for a future in which their child is spiritually inclined and leads a pure and devout life. Though this is the parents' intention, the child's personality may develop independently of the name that they have been assigned and could be more influenced by the type of environment they are exposed to as they grow up.
Some potential Israeli names to consider for your son includeOmermeaning 'successful,' 'growing' or 'blooming,'Anshilmeaning 'A blessed and happy soul' andUzziahmeaning 'God is strong,' andYeshayahusignifying 'God is salvation.' Scroll through the list of our thoughtfully compiled Israeli boy names to better understand the potential names you can choose for your precious little one.

Name		Gender	Meaning
Adam		Boy	Son of the Earth
Ariel		Boy	Lion of God
Daniel		Boy	God is my judge
David		Boy	Beloved
Eitan		Boy	One who is steady and very bold
Joseph		Boy	He will add; Praise
Muhammad		Boy	Praiseworthy; Praised one
Noa		Unisex	Movement; Motion
Noam		Unisex	Pleasantness
Omer		Boy	Populous; Flourishing
Uri		Boy	God is my light
Yael		Boy	Mountain goat
Abidan		Boy	My father is judge
Ahiram		Boy	Brother of the exalted
Alatan		Boy	Strength, a strong one
Amarya		Boy	The word God
Ammi		Boy	My people
Ammital		Boy	He who is truthful
Anani		Boy	Cloud
Anshil		Boy	A blessed and happy soul.
Arles		Boy	Pledge
Ataret		Boy	Someone who is being crowned
Avimelech		Boy	My father is king
Ayalon		Boy	Deer or gazelle
Azareel		Boy	Help of God
Azaziah		Boy	Strength of Yahweh
Azrail		Boy	The Angel of Death
Ben-Aryeh		Boy	Son of the lion
Ben-Tziyon		Boy	Son of Zion
Beriah		Boy	Beriah means "calamity" or "misfortune" in Hebrew.Beryiah or beriah means healthy, sound, fit, well, hale, lusty, bonny; stout, robust; wholesome, nutritious, healthful, hearty (laugh) Beriah can refer to several different Biblical figures. Beriah can be
Bethuel		Boy	Man of God
Bladen		Boy	knife
Chagai		Boy	Festive
Chaviv		Boy	He who is beloved.
Chayyim		Boy	Life
Chiram		Boy	An exalted and noble being.
Choni		Boy	A gracious being.
Daniyyel		Boy	God is my judge
Dothan		Boy	Law
Eiran		Boy	He who is awake and vigilant.
Elazaro		Boy	God has helped
Eliphelet		Boy	God is my deliverance
Elishama		Boy	God hears everyone
Eliyyahu		Boy	The Lord is my God
Elnatan		Boy	Gift of God
Eshakol		Boy	A grape cluster
Evenezer		Boy	Foundation stone
Hillel		Boy	Greatly praised
Horam		Boy	Hill
Ithamar		Boy	Palm island
Jazeel		Boy	The power of God.
Kibzaim		Boy	Protected
Pinye		Boy	He who is dark complexioned.
Raguel		Boy	One of the seven archangels
Reu		Boy	A friend of his, or a shepard
Saadya		Boy	God's helper
Shachna		Boy	Close to God
Shraga		Boy	Candle, or light
Tzvi		Boy	Deer
Uzziah		Boy	God is strong
Yagil		Boy	He will rejoice
Yehochanan		Boy	God is gracious
Yeshayahu		Boy	God is salvation

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