Yiddish form of
Isaac,
meaning
he will
laugh
Feminine form of Yiddish
Alter, meaning
"old; elder" in Yiddish and "the other" in Latin.
Yiddish name meaning
"old; elder" in Yiddish and "the other" in Latin. Jewish
parents of sickly babies used to give the child this
name to confuse the
Angel of Death.
Yiddish pet form of Hebrew
Asher,
meaning
happy
Yiddish form of biblical
Aaron,
meaning
high mountain
Yiddish form of
Abraham,
meaning
father of a multitude
Yiddish form of
Abraham,
meaning
father of a multitude
Yiddish name meaning
white
Variant of Yiddish
Baila, meaning
white
Yiddish form of
Benedict,
meaning
blessed
Variant of Yiddish
Baila,
meaning
white
Pet form of Yiddish
Baila,
meaning
white
Yiddish name derived from the word bin(e), meaning
bee
Variant of Yiddish
Bina, meaning
bee
Nickname for
Danish
Jacobine,
meaning
supplanter
Pet form of Yiddish
Bina,
meaning
bee
Yiddish name meaning
flower
Yiddish name meaning
brunette
Slovene name meaning
"protector."
CHARNA:
Yiddish name derived from the Slavic word for
dark
Possibly a pet form for Yiddish
Charna,
meaning
dark
Yiddish form of Hebrew
Yechezkel,
meaning
God will strengthen
Yiddish form of Hebrew
Yechezkel,
meaning
God will strengthen
Yiddish form of Hebrew
Dinah,
meaning
judgment
Yiddish form of
David,
meaning
beloved
Yiddish form of Hebrew
Devorah,
meaning
bee
Yiddish name meaning
delicate, gentle
Yiddish form of Hebrew
Elkanah, meaning either
God bought or
God is jealous
Yiddish form of Hebrew
Eliyahu,
meaning
the Lord is my God
Variant of Yiddish
Elya, meaning
the Lord is my God
Yiddish form of Hebrew
Ephraim,
meaning
fruitful
Variant of Yiddish
Faigel, meaning
bird
Yiddish name derived from the word feigel, meaning
bird
Yiddish form of Latin
Phoebus,
meaning
shining one
Variant of Yiddish
Feivel, meaning
shining
one
Variant of Yiddish
Faivish, meaning
shining
one
Variant of Yiddish
Faigel, meaning
bird
Pet form of Yiddish
Faivish, meaning
shining
one
Variant of Yiddish
Feivel, meaning
shining
one
Yiddish name meaning
little fish
Variant of Yiddish
Fishel, meaning
little
fish
Yiddish name meaning
pious
Yiddish form of English
Gabriel, meaning
strong
man of God
Yiddish name meaning
good
Yiddish name meaning
good luck
Pet form of Yiddish
Gluke, meaning
good
luck
Yiddish name meaning
gold
Variant of Yiddish
Golda, meaning
gold
English form of Yiddish
Golda,
meaning
gold In some cases it was derived from the English
nickname for
a blonde
Yiddish form of
Ezekiel, meaning
God will strengthen
Variant of Yiddish
Henda, meaning
gracious,
merciful
Yiddish form of English
Hannah,
meaning
gracious, merciful
Pet form of Yiddish
Henda, meaning
gracious, merciful
Variant of Yiddish
Henda,
meaning
gracious, merciful
Yiddish form of Hebrew
Chana,
meaning
gracious, merciful
Variant of Yiddish
Henda, meaning
gracious,
merciful
Pet form of Yiddish
Hirsh, meaning
deer
Variant of Yiddish
Hirsh, meaning
deer
Variant of Yiddish
Herschel, meaning
deer
Variant of Yiddish
Herschel,
meaning
deer
Yiddish name meaning
deer
Variant of Yiddish
Herschel, meaning
deer
Yiddish form for Hebrew Hadassa, meaning
myrtle
tree
Variant of Yiddish
Hode, meaning
myrtle
tree
Variant of
Yiddish
Hode, meaning
myrtle
tree
Yiddish form for Hebrew Hadassa, meaning
myrtle
tree
Yiddish form of
Judith, meaning
Jewess; woman of Judea, or according to folk etymology
praise
Yiddish altered form of Hebrew
Hyam, meaning
life
Pet form of Yiddish
Hyman, meaning
life
Yiddish form of
Israel, meaning
struggles with God
Yiddish form of
Israel, meaning
struggles with God
Yiddish form of Hebrew
Yitzhak, meaning
he will laugh
Yiddish pet form of
Jacob, meaning
supplanter
Yiddish pet form of
Jacob, meaning
supplanter
Pet form of Yiddish
Kreine, meaning
crown
Yiddish name meaning
crown
Yiddish form of Hebrew
Eleazar, meaning
my God has helped
Yiddish name meaning
beloved
Yiddish name meaning
beloved