{"id":492,"date":"2010-10-06T22:53:00","date_gmt":"2010-10-06T22:53:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/synagoguescribes.com\/blog\/?p=492"},"modified":"2010-12-25T09:58:12","modified_gmt":"2010-12-25T09:58:12","slug":"female-names","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/synagoguescribes.com\/blog\/female-names\/","title":{"rendered":"Female names"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>English versions of Hebrew names vary widely: this list shows a broad range of the spellings used in this database.<\/p>\n<p>Abigail<br \/>\nAdel<br \/>\nBathsheba<br \/>\nBeila<br \/>\nBena<br \/>\nBenka<br \/>\nBenla<br \/>\nBenvenida<br \/>\nBila, Bilah<br \/>\nBlanca, Blanka<br \/>\nBloomah, Bluma, Blumah, Blume<br \/>\nBreina<br \/>\nBreindel, Breindela<br \/>\nBrenlah<br \/>\nBryna, Brynah, Brynla, Bryblah<br \/>\nChana, Channa, Channah<br \/>\nChava, Chavah<br \/>\nChyla<br \/>\nClara, Klara<br \/>\nCzarna<br \/>\nDebera, Bebora, Deborah, Debra<br \/>\nDina, Dinah<br \/>\nEdal, Edel<br \/>\nEgla, Eglah<br \/>\nElishba, Elishbe, Elishbeh<br \/>\nElk, Elka, Elkela, Elkelah<br \/>\nElla<br \/>\nEmelia, Emilia<br \/>\nEsperanza<br \/>\nEster<br \/>\nEsther<br \/>\nEta, Etta, Etka, Etla, Etlah<br \/>\nEva, Eve<br \/>\nFanne, Fanny<br \/>\nFegela, Fegal, Feiga<br \/>\nFila, Feila, Phila, Phyla<br \/>\nFradel, Fradke, Fredcha, Freda<br \/>\nFredl<br \/>\nFrumat<br \/>\nGal, Gala, Gayla, Gela, Gella<br \/>\nGenandel<br \/>\nGerta, Gertrud(e)<br \/>\nGeta, Getta, Getel, Getka<br \/>\nGila<br \/>\nGita, Gitel, Gitela, Gitta, Gittela, Gittla<br \/>\nGolda<br \/>\nGresla, Gressel, Gressil, Gressla<br \/>\nHadas, Hadassah<br \/>\nHagar<br \/>\nHannah<br \/>\nHava, Haya, Heva<br \/>\nHena, Henda, Hendeka, Hendekah<br \/>\nHenla, Henka, Henna<br \/>\nHinda, Hindela<br \/>\nJael<br \/>\nJochabed Judith<br \/>\nKeila<br \/>\nKenandel, Genandel<br \/>\nKeturah<br \/>\nKlara<br \/>\nKrendel, Krendela, Krenla<br \/>\nKresla, Kryna, Kressa, Kryna<br \/>\nKyla<br \/>\nLeah, Lea<br \/>\nMadel<br \/>\nMala<br \/>\nMalka, Malkah<br \/>\nMargaliot<br \/>\nMartha, Mata<br \/>\nMatla, Mattel<br \/>\nMendela, Mendelah<br \/>\nMerel, Merela<br \/>\nMerla, Merle<br \/>\nMichela, Michla, Michlah, Mickla, Mikla<br \/>\nMina, Mindel, Mindela<br \/>\nMink, Minka, Minke<br \/>\nMiriam<br \/>\nMykla, Myla<br \/>\nNena, Nenah, Nendla, Nensa<br \/>\nParla, Perla, Perel<br \/>\nPescha, Peska, Pesla<br \/>\nPess, Pessa, Pessel, Pessela<br \/>\nPhebe<br \/>\nPyar<br \/>\nRachael, Rachel, Rachela, Rechela, Rechla<br \/>\nRana, Ranah, Rane<br \/>\nRayla, Rayna<br \/>\nRaza, Raze<br \/>\nRebecca, Rebka, Rebkah<br \/>\nReicha, Reichela<br \/>\nReila, Rela<br \/>\nReina<br \/>\nReischa, Reisech, Reizcha<br \/>\nReitzcha, Reitzecha, Reitzel<br \/>\nRek, Reka, Rekela<br \/>\nReskaz, Retzka<br \/>\nRet, Retsa, Retska, Retzel<br \/>\nRez, Reza, Rezal, Rezka<br \/>\nRosa, Roza<br \/>\nReizel<br \/>\nRyla, Ryna, Rytsa<br \/>\nSara, Sarah, Sarale<br \/>\nSarka<br \/>\nSarla, Sarna<br \/>\nShana<br \/>\nSheba<br \/>\nSheina<br \/>\nSheindel<br \/>\nShenka<br \/>\nShifea<br \/>\nShprins, Shprints, Shprintsa, Shprintza<br \/>\nSimcha, Simha<br \/>\nSussel<br \/>\nTalitsa<br \/>\nTamar<br \/>\nTel, Teltsa<br \/>\nTeresa, Tereza, Teretsa<br \/>\nTreina, Trena, Trenela, Trina<br \/>\nTsafir, Tsafira<br \/>\nTserel, Tserela<br \/>\nTsharna, Tsipora<br \/>\nTypka<br \/>\nYachad, Yacht, Yechat<br \/>\nYehudat, Yehudit<br \/>\nYenta<br \/>\nYetel, Yetla, Yetta<br \/>\nZerele, Zeska, Zessa<br \/>\nZilla<br \/>\nZippor, Zippora, Zipporah<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>English versions of Hebrew names vary widely: this list shows a broad range of the spellings used in this database. 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