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      Meaning of the first name Aviva

      Origin

      Hebrew

      Meaning

      Spring, Renewal

      Variations

      Chaviva, Aivar, Akiva
      The name Aviva finds its roots in the Hebrew language and is imbued with significance associated with the concepts of spring and renewal. Derived from the Hebrew word aviv, which translates to spring, Aviva captures the essence of the season's rejuvenation and fresh beginnings. The name holds a deep cultural and historical significance, intertwining its origins with biblical and Jewish traditions.

      Throughout history, Aviva has been embraced by individuals of Jewish descent as a means to honor their heritage and evoke feelings of rebirth and growth. In the ancient Hebrew Bible, the term aviv is used to describe the month of Nisan, which marks the beginning of spring and is closely linked to Passover a holiday symbolizing freedom and redemption. Consequently, the name Aviva has found a place within Jewish literature, music, and folklore, serving as a beautiful reminder of the perpetual cycle of life, transformation, and hope.

      In contemporary times, the name Aviva continues to grace countless birth certificates, resonating with parents seeking a name that embodies vitality and optimism. Its combination of soothing sounds and strong symbolism has contributed to its popularity among diverse cultures worldwide. Whether it is an individual seeking to capture the spirit of renewal or parents aspiring to gift their child a name that encapsulates the beauty of nature's awakening, Aviva remains cherished as a name that encapsulates the vibrancy and promise associated with spring and rebirth.

      Based on our records...

      Cohen

      Cohen

      This is the most common surname associated with Aviva.
      David

      David

      This is the most common name of those married to a Aviva.
      Jay

      Jay

      This is the most common name for a child of a Aviva.
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      1936 is when there were the most people born with the first name Aviva.

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