133 Hebrew Baby Names for Girls and Boys

See which Hebrew names for girls and boys feel right for your baby, whether you have a family name in mind or are starting your list.

Updated September 6, 2026

by Lauren Flake

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55 Hebrew Girl Names
78 Hebrew Boy Names

You may already have a Naomi or Daniel in your family, or remember these names from stories you heard growing up. Now that you’re choosing a name for your baby, one of those familiar names might make your list.

Below are 133 options, including Hebrew names, their forms in other languages, and names used in Jewish tradition. Some are closely related: Hannah, Anna, and Annie belong to the same name family.^1,2 The girls’ and boys’ lists are alphabetical, with each spelling listed separately.

55 Hebrew Girl Names

1. Abigail

2. Ada

3. Aliyah

4. Amira

5. Anna

6. Annie

7. Ariel

8. Ariella

9. Ayla

10. Bethany

11. Daniella

12. Deborah

13. Delilah

14. Eden

15. Edna

16. Eliana

17. Elianna

18. Elizabeth

19. Esther

20. Eve

21. Gabriella

22. Hanna

23. Hannah

24. Isabella

25. Isabelle

26. Izabella

27. Jane

28. Jemima

29. Josephine

30. Judith

31. Keziah

32. Leah

33. Leia

34. Lilah

35. Madeline

36. Madelyn

37. Madelynn

38. Madilyn

39. Makayla

40. Mara

41. Maryam

42. Mikayla

43. Miriam

44. Naomi

45. Noa

46. Noemi

47. Rachel

48. Rebecca

49. Ruth

50. Sadie

51. Sarah

52. Selah

53. Shiloh

54. Susannah

55. Talia

78 Hebrew Boy Names

1. Aaron

2. Abel

3. Abner

4. Abraham

5. Adam

6. Adriel

7. Amir

8. Amos

9. Asa

10. Asher

11. Axel

12. Barak

13. Benjamin

14. Boaz

15. Caleb

16. Carmel

17. Daniel

18. David

19. Eli

20. Elias

21. Elijah

22. Elon

23. Emmanuel

24. Ephraim

25. Ethan

26. Ezekiel

27. Ezra

28. Gabriel

29. Gad

30. Gideon

31. Hillel

32. Hiram

33. Immanuel

34. Isaac

35. Isaiah

36. Ishmael

37. Israel

38. Jabin

39. Jacob

40. James

41. Jared

42. Jeremiah

43. Jesse

44. Jesus

45. Jethro

46. Joel

47. John

48. Jokim

49. Jonah

50. Jonathan

51. Joseph

52. Joshua

53. Josiah

54. Judah

55. Jude

56. Kaleb

57. Levi

58. Malachi

59. Mateo

60. Matt

61. Matthew

62. Micah

63. Michael

64. Moses

65. Nathan

66. Nathaniel

67. Noah

68. Raphael

69. Reuben

70. Samson

71. Samuel

72. Saul

73. Seth

74. Simon

75. Tobias

76. Zacharias

77. Zachary

78. Zion

If you’re naming your baby after someone, you might keep their name or choose a related form you love. Try saying your favorites with your baby’s last name to see which you prefer. For a name your child will use in Jewish religious life, a rabbi can help with the Hebrew form and naming customs in your community.³

For more name ideas, see our lists of Arabic baby names and Greek baby names, or visit our Baby Names Hub.

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Lauren Flake

Lauren Flake is a wife, mom to two girls, watercolor artist, seventh-generation Texan, and early-onset Alzheimer's daughter. She is the author and co-illustrator of two award-winning children's books for grieving preschoolers, Where Did My Sweet Grandma Go? and Where Did My Sweet Grandpa Go?, and the editor of Love of Dixie magazine. She loves green tea, dark chocolate, and collecting all things turquoise.

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