What’s in a Name
Wanna know the most popular baby names for Israeli and Muslem kids these days? According to Hebrew daily Maariv…
Hebrew For Girlz
1) Noah
2) Shira
3) Maya
4) Yael 
5) Tamar
6) Sarah
7) Roni
8) Agam
9) Michal
10) Adi
11) Talia
12) Maayan
13) Hila
Hebrew For Boyz
1) Itai (pronounced: Ee-Tie)
2) Uri
3) Noam
4) Daniel
5) David
6) Edo (ee-doe)
7) Moshe
8) Yosef
9) Yohonatan
10) Yonatan
11) Amit
12) Ariel
13) Yoval
Moslem Sector for Girlz
1) Shahad
2) Miriam
3) Aya
4) Noor
5) Liane
6) Eden
7) Hala
8) Fatmah
9) Malak
10) Riane
11) Sadeen
12) Sara
13) Sarah
14) Miarre
Moslem Sector for Boyz
1) Mohammed
2) Ahmed
3) Mahmed
4) Abed
5) Mahmoud
6) Omar
7) Yusef
8) Adam
9) Ali
10) Abrahim
11) Amir
12) Mustafa
13) Abdallah
Comments
6 Comments on What’s in a Name
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Gliker on
Tue, Nov 20th 2007 7:45 PM
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shoshana on
Tue, Nov 20th 2007 9:11 PM
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Rachel on
Tue, Nov 20th 2007 10:05 PM
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Stephanie on
Tue, Nov 20th 2007 10:11 PM
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Warren on
Tue, Nov 20th 2007 11:48 PM
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Rachel on
Fri, Nov 23rd 2007 10:38 PM
What? No Asaf??
Don’t know where in Israel all the David’s are but my son is all alone it seems – never had another in daycare, gan, and even in his dati elementary school, there is currently no other in 300 students (though there was 1 other last year who graduated)
Noah is a boy’s name !!
Right but girlz have been using the name for years. It’s a great girl’s name, if you ask me
Noah is not a male name in Hebrew. The Hebrew name that gets turned into Noah in English is No-akh – ??. Noah in Hebrew is a female name – ????, it isn’t even a feminine form of the other name, it’s grammatically unrelated.
Well – you learn something new every day. I was thinking of Noah as in Noah’s Ark ….
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