Elohim

Meaning of Elohim

Elohim is a distinctive and meaningful name of Hebrew origin, pronounced as el-o-HEEM (/ɛ.lo.ˈhim/). In Hebrew tradition, Elohim is one of the names used to refer to God in the Old Testament, embodying the concept of divine power and authority. This name carries a profound spiritual significance, making it a compelling choice for parents seeking a name with deep religious roots. A variation of this name is Eloah, which also holds similar connotations within Hebrew texts.

Despite its rich heritage, Elohim remains relatively rare in the United States. Data shows fluctuating occurrences over recent years, with 25 newborns named Elohim in 2023, ranking at 4202. The popularity has seen modest increases and decreases since 1996 when it first appeared in records with 7 occurrences. The unique blend of historical depth and rarity makes Elohim an intriguing option for those who value both tradition and individuality in a name.

Pronunciation

Hebrew

• Pronunced as el-o-HEEM (/ɛ.lo.ˈhim/)

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