Peretz

Meaning of Peretz

Peretz unfolds like a sunlit story whispered across ancient vineyards, its Hebrew heart meaning “to burst forth” and echoing the bold spirit of its bearer—Perez, the son of Judah, whose own arrival cleaved open destiny’s door. In its soft roll of consonants and vowels—peh-RETS—it carries the warmth of Mediterranean breezes, as though each syllable blooms ripe with the promise of renewal. Through Peretz, one feels the pulse of new beginnings: a young life breaking free from the hushed cocoon of night to step radiant into the day. It is a name that marries heritage and hope, weaving biblical legacy into the vibrant tapestry of modern Latin-American sunsets, where dreams spill generously over warm horizons. For the boy who will bear it, Peretz stands as a testament to resilience and the quiet power of emergence, an invitation to forge pathways untold and to claim the dawn for his own.

Pronunciation

Hebrew

• Pronunced as peh-RETS (/pɛˈrɛts/)

• Pearce
• Perry
• Perez
• Parson
• Piers