What is a typical Jewish name?

Simple answer:





Jewish names are primarily derived from Biblical names. Almost any Jewish name in the Old Testament can and is used today for children's names.





Examples:


Names and their Hebrew pronouncement:


Abraham (Avraham)


Moses (Moishe)


David (Daveed)


Joshua (same)


Adam (same)


Sarah (sarai)


Rebecca (same)


Caleb (same)


Jacob (yacov)


Isaac (same)


Leah (same)


Ephraim


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Daniel (danial)


Joel


Josiah


etc.





I hope this answered your question and helps.

What is a typical Jewish name?
Herschel Minsky





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Daniel is Hebrew for "My Judge is God"


David is Hebrew for "Beloved"


Isaac (Yitzkak) is Hebrew for "Laughter"





These are all typical Jewish names. And any of the names you find in the Bible are typical Jewish names. Even Matthew comes from the Hebrew Mattisyahu (which is the name of a top 40 Jewish Reggae singer).
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Male: Moses, Nathaniel, Mordecai, Haim, David, Mark, Len, Meir, Josef

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