Names with Semitic Origins

This page presents a curated list of Semitic origin names, empowering you to explore their symbolism and choose a meaningful name that resonates with your heritage or personal beliefs.

Meaning of Semitic Names

Semitic names often carry profound meanings derived from ancient languages like Arabic, Hebrew, and Aramaic.

When selecting a name, consider the Semitic origin, steeped in a vibrant tapestry of cultures and languages.

Top 10 Semitic Names

Top 10 Most Popular Semitic Names in 2024
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  1. Ibrahim: "Father of Nations," signifies piety and divine blessings.

  2. Yahya: Arabic origin meaning "to live" or "give life," conveying God's blessing and favor.

  3. Shem (Hebrew): name, reputation; ancestor of Semitic peoples

  4. Adonay: Hebrew name meaning "Lord" or "Master"

  5. Issam (Arabic): protection, exalted

  6. Jibrael: "Servant of God" or "Helper of God" (Hebrew/Arabic)

  7. Meaning: Resourceful, strong, skilled

  8. Sem: Name or reputation, with biblical and cultural significance as the ancestor of Semitic peoples (Hebrews, Arabs, Assyrians).

  9. Awad: Arabic name meaning "gift," "reward," "return," "recompense."

  1. Anah: Hebrew, "answer" or "response"

  2. Hermela: Semitic name meaning "destruction of God" or "cursed by God," representing the triumph of good over evil.

  3. Ashira, meaning "fortunate" or "wealthy" in Semitic origin.

  4. Meliyah: Radiating beauty, purity, and grace (Semitic)

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