Aviv
Hebrew · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Aviv
The name 'Aviv' means "spring" (the season) in Hebrew, derived from the Semitic root *ʾ-b-b* or *ʾ-v-v* connoting freshness and renewal.
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Etymology
The name 'Aviv' means "spring" (the season) in Hebrew, derived from the Semitic root *ʾ-b-b* or *ʾ-v-v* connoting freshness and renewal. It is used primarily in Jewish and Israeli cultures, with historical resonance in the Hebrew calendar month of Aviv (later Nisan) and as a modern Hebrew given name symbolizing rebirth.
Aviv currently ranks #3,249 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2024.
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