Aramaic name meaning
father
Babylonian (Aramaic) biblical name given to Azariah,
meaning
servant of Nebo
AKELDAMA (ħqźl
dmā): Aramaic biblical name of the place where Judas
Iscariot committed suicide, meaning
field of
blood
Old
English word meaning
boar
Aramaic
name meaning
son of the father
Aramaic
name meaning
son of the Sabbath
Aramaic name, possibly meaning
son of defilement or
son of a whore
Aramaic form
of Bar-Jesus, meaning
son of Jesus
Son
of exhortation This is the original Aramaic form of
Greek Barnabas. Originally named
Joses, he was given the name
Barnebhuah by the apostles after he sold all his belongings
and gave the money to them.
Aramaic biblical name of a place near Jerusalem where
Jesus stayed during the Holy Week, meaning
house of figs
Surname given to the brothers
James and
John by
Jesus, meaning either
sons of Thunder or
sons of Tumult
Aramaic biblical nickname given by
Jesus to
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translated via Greek Petros
into English
Peter,
meaning
rock
Aramaic form of Hebrew
Cham, meaning
hot
Variant of Aramaic
Chanina,
meaning
compassionate
Abbreviated form of Aramaic
Chanina,
meaning
compassionate
Aramaic name meaning
compassionate
Variant of Aramaic
Chanina,
meaning
compassionate
Variant of Aramaic
Chanina,
meaning
compassionate
Variant of Aramaic
Chanina,
meaning
compassionate
Aramaic unisex form of masculine Hebrew
Dekel,
meaning
date/palm tree
Variant of Aramaic unisex
Dikla, meaning
date/palm tree
In the
Talmud, this is the Aramaic name of the father of
Elazar,
meaning
law
DOR: Hebrew unisex name of Aramaic origin, meaning
generation or
period of time
Aramaic
form of
Darius,
meaning
possesses a lot; wealthy
Aramaic form of
Gethsemane, the name of the place where
Jesus took his disciples to pray just before his arrest, meaning
oil press or
oil vat
Place of the
skull Aramaic biblical name of the place where
Jesus was crucified,
derived from gūlgaltā, meaning
skull
Aramaic name of a Semitic god of storms and rain, meaning
thunder
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Adad,
and is also known by the byname
Rimmon,
meaning
thunderer
Variant of Aramaic
Chanina, meaning
compassionate
Hebrew biblical name of a prophetess, derived from an Aramaic word meaning
to creep, crawl, hence
a mole or weasel
Aramaic form of
Joseph, meaning
(God) shall add, which is usually taken to mean
God will add another son
Aramaic biblical name of the sister of
Lazarus,
meaning
lady
Variant of Aramaic
Nahor,
meaning
light
Aramaic biblical name of a brother of
Abraham,
meaning
light
Variant of Aramaic
Nahor,
meaning
light
Variant of Aramaic
Nahor, meaning
light
Variant of Aramaic
Nahor,
meaning
light
Aramaic biblical name of the father of the high priest Yehosef
bar-Qayyafa who condemned Jesus. The name may be related to the south Arabic
verb qāfa, meaning
to raise up, set up
Variant of Aramaic
Raka, meaning
empty one; fool;
empty head
Aramaic name meaning
empty one; fool; empty
head
Aramaic unisex name, meaning
secret
Aramaic byname of the storm and thunder god
Hadad,
meaning
thunderer
Aramaic biblical name of the father of Ahiam,
meaning
firm, hard
Aramaic name meaning
candle, light
Aramaic name meaning
Simon, son of
John
Aramaic name meaning
Simon, son of
Jonah
Aramaic
biblical name of a woman restored to life by
Peter,
meaning
gazelle The Greeks translated this name to Dorcas
in the New Testament. See Acts 9:36.
Little girl English name derived from the Aramaic biblical phrase talitha koum(i),
Little girl, I say to you, get up, spoken by
Jesus to the little girl that he healed.
Aramaic word meaning
young boy
Pet form of Russian
Tamara, meaning
"palm tree."
Aramaic name meaning
Joseph
son of Qayyafa