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hebrew baby names

Explore 107 baby names of Hebrew origin. Each includes meaning, pronunciation, popularity ranking, and cultural context.

Hebrew baby names at a glance

Names
107
Girls · Boys · Unisex
50 · 48 · 9
Average length
5.4 letters
Most popular (2025)
Noah #2

Our directory has 107 Hebrew baby names: 50 girls' names, 48 boys' names and 9 unisex names.

In the 2025 Social Security rankings, the most popular is Noah (#2 for boys), followed by James (#6 for boys), Elijah (#7 for boys) and Eliana (#10 for girls). 74 of them ranked in the US top 1,000 that year.

Azriel has climbed fastest, from #924 in 2021 to #529 in 2025; Seraphina rose from #970 to #600 over 2 years.

For something less common, Adira, Efraim and Jemima were not in the US top 1,000 in any year from 2020 to 2025.

They average 5.4 letters, from Ari to Seraphina, and 57% have two syllables.

Climbing

  • Azriel #924 → #529 (2021–2025)
  • Seraphina #970 → #600 (2023–2025)
  • Noa #465 → #226 (2020–2025)

questions about Hebrew baby names

Which Hebrew baby names are the most popular in 2025?

Based on the 2025 Social Security data, the most popular Hebrew baby names are Noah (#2 for boys), James (#6 for boys), Elijah (#7 for boys), Eliana (#10 for girls) and Benjamin (#11 for boys).

Which Hebrew baby names are rising in popularity?

Azriel has climbed from #924 in 2021 to #529 in 2025. Seraphina (#970 to #600) and Noa (#465 to #226) are also rising.

What are some unique Hebrew baby names?

Adira, Efraim, Jemima, Orian and Tamar were not in the US top 1,000 in any year from 2020 to 2025, so they stay distinctive while still carrying real meaning and history.

Are Hebrew baby names more common for girls or boys?

Of 107 Hebrew baby names on HushName, 50 are girls' names, 48 are boys' names and 9 are unisex.

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