Masada
MA-sah-dah
Masada is a unisex name of Hebrew origin, meaning “Named after the ancient Jewish fortress in Israel, derived from the Hebrew word for 'fortress' or 'seat'.”, and peaked in popularity in 1981.
What Masada Means
“Named after the ancient Jewish fortress in Israel, derived from the Hebrew word for 'fortress' or 'seat'.”
The Story of Masada
Picture a name that whispers of ancient resilience, a mountain stronghold against the tide of history.
Masada is a name drawn from the ancient Jewish fortress in Israel, its etymology rooted in the Hebrew word for 'fortress' or 'seat.' This historical site, a symbol of defiance and endurance, imbues the name with a profound sense of strength and resolute spirit.
For your child, Masada signifies a deep, unwavering core. You envision them possessing an inner fortitude, a protective spirit that stands firm against any challenge.
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The Peacemaker
Diplomatic, sensitive, and cooperative. These names bring a harmonious, gentle quality.
Personality Traits
Peak Year
#6 in 1981
Total Births
11
First Recorded
1981
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