Pronunciation: [zahˈɑːvə] (IPA) 
The name "Zahava" is a Hebrew name commonly used for girls. It is pronounced "zuh-HAH-vah" in IPA phonetic transcription. The first syllable "zu" is pronounced with a short "u" sound as in "bus". The second syllable "HAH" is pronounced with a long "a" sound as in "father". The last syllable "vah" is pronounced with a short "a" sound as in "cat". The spelling of "Zahava" is derived from the Hebrew word for "gold".
Zahava is a Hebrew name for girls, derived from the Hebrew word "zahav" which means "gold." It is commonly used within Jewish communities as a given name. The name Zahava signifies beauty, elegance, and value, as gold is often associated with wealth and preciousness.
Those named Zahava are commonly described as charismatic, confident, and ambitious individuals. They possess a magnetic personality and have the ability to captivate others with their charm. Zahava is also associated with someone who is kind-hearted and loyal, often seeking to bring joy and warmth to the people around them.
In Hebrew culture, the name Zahava is said to reflect someone with a radiant and shining nature, just as gold glows and sparkles. Zahava is often used to describe someone who possesses exquisite qualities and is highly esteemed by others due to their unique traits.
People named Zahava are often seen as bright lights in their communities, shining with a spirit of positivity and warmth. Their infectious enthusiasm and genuine care for others make them truly remarkable individuals. Zahava represents an individual who brings brightness, value, and beauty to the lives of those around them.
The origin of the name "Zahava" can be traced back to Hebrew. "Zahava" (זהבה) is a feminine Hebrew name that means "golden" or "gold". The word itself is derived from the Hebrew term "zahav" (זהב), which means "gold". In Hebrew, gold is often associated with beauty, wealth, and value, making "Zahava" a name with positive connotations.
