(variations: Abigail, Avigayil) Avishag Avishag means "father's joy." Avishag appears in the Bible as attending to King David in his old age (1-Kings 1:3).

In kabbalah, Tal signifies Divine nourishment in a hidden manner, just as dew descends unseen to water the plants.

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Many Hebrew names have slight variations, and other less common names do not appear on this list at all. Adina Adina means "gentle." Ahuva Ahuva means "beloved." The word appears in the Bible, in Deuteronomy and Nechemia .

Aliza Aliza means "joy." In kabbalah, Aliza signifies the joyful ability to rise above nature.