Devora

Meaning of Devora

Devora (deh-VOR-uh) is the honey-toned, Hebrew cousin of Deborah, meaning “bee,” and it carries all the lively symbolism that image invites—industry, teamwork, and a dash of golden sweetness. In the Bible, Judge Deborah stood beneath her palm tree dispensing wisdom and courage; Devora borrows that legacy while sounding a touch sleeker and more contemporary to Anglo-American ears. Though she’s been quietly humming around the mid-800s on U.S. popularity charts for decades, Devora still feels like a hidden-garden blossom—recognizable yet rare, traditional yet fresh. Parents who choose Devora often love the idea of a daughter who works hard, leads kindly, and leaves the world pollinated with good ideas. It’s a name that greets the future with a soft buzz and a bright promise.