Lois-Abigail
Greek and Hebrew · Girl · 4 syllables
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About the name Lois-Abigail
Lois-Abigail combines two names: Lois derives from Greek and likely means "desirable" or "good," while Abigail comes from Hebrew meaning "father's joy" (from *ab* meaning father and *gail* meaning joy).
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Etymology
Lois-Abigail combines two names: Lois derives from Greek and likely means "desirable" or "good," while Abigail comes from Hebrew meaning "father's joy" (from *ab* meaning father and *gail* meaning joy). This hyphenated compound is used primarily in English-speaking Christian cultures, particularly in Protestant communities, with roots tracing to biblical and classical sources.
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