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amother
Moonstone
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 Mon, Dec 04 2023, 10:45 am
| amother Hunter wrote: | Shiran doesn’t sound like a real name. Reminds of Ed Sheeran. I happen to love his music but not enough to name a baby after him. Shiraz? Seriously? Current events rule this one out.
I totally get the desire for an original name instead of the ancient Biblical ones our great grandparents used but please let’s not inflict our imaginative choices on our precious babies. |
In the States you are right but I just want to point out that these names are not that outrageous in Israel.
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essie14
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Mon, Dec 04 2023, 11:02 am
| amother Hunter wrote: | Shiran doesn’t sound like a real name. Reminds of Ed Sheeran. I happen to love his music but not enough to name a baby after him. Shiraz? Seriously? Current events rule this one out.
I totally get the desire for an original name instead of the ancient Biblical ones our great grandparents used but please let’s not inflict our imaginative choices on our precious babies. |
I know several people named Shiran. It's a completely normal name in Israel.
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Busybee5
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Mon, Dec 04 2023, 11:16 am
Another vote for Tehilla!
Or Ashira
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amother
NeonYellow
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Mon, Dec 04 2023, 11:36 am
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I have a renana. Im in israel so cant comment on american suitability, but shes the most golden child to be blessed with
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amother
Yolk
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Mon, Dec 04 2023, 1:47 pm
Shiran is a fairly common name in Israel (though not in chareidi circles). At my workplace, which has around 60 people, 3 of them are named Shiran! At least one of them is religious (again, not chareidi though). It means 'their (female) song' - "שיר שלהן", which has a very nice meaning. I don't think I've ever heard non-Israelis use it though.
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amother
Mistyrose
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Mon, Dec 04 2023, 2:29 pm
Shira isn't so accepted in yeshivish circles anymore due to R' Chaim Kanievsky zt"l saying there is no mesorah for this name. I know people named Shira who changed their names after this.
Rina and Tehila are super common, at least in Lakewood. One of my daughters has 3 Rinas in her class. Growing up I had two Tehilas in my class.
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amother
Magnolia
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Mon, Dec 04 2023, 4:11 pm
Why use so many extra letters? 
We spell it Tehila
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amother
Cinnamon
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Wed, Dec 06 2023, 5:50 am
I think Ashira, Hallel, Renana and Ronit are all beautiful names, and are becoming more common of late.
I know a Ronya (song of G-d) and a Meitar, but they are definitely more unusual.
Gitit is the name of a musical instrument from the Beis HaMikdash. I know a few Gitits.
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Choirmistress
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Wed, Dec 06 2023, 7:14 pm
Yes, all previous suggestions are good. Mine are Marnina and Tehilla.
Hatzlacha and a happy Chanukah.
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amother
Magenta
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Wed, Dec 06 2023, 9:01 pm
| amother Hunter wrote: | Shiran doesn’t sound like a real name. Reminds of Ed Sheeran. I happen to love his music but not enough to name a baby after him. Shiraz? Seriously? Current events rule this one out.
I totally get the desire for an original name instead of the ancient Biblical ones our great grandparents used but please let’s not inflict our imaginative choices on our precious babies. |
I personally know people called Shiran and Shirit.
Everyone likes different names.
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