Hadas
Hadas is a Jewish girl name of Hebrew origin, meaning “Myrtle”.
| Meaning | Myrtle |
|---|---|
| Gender | Girl |
| Origin | Hebrew |
| Written as | הֲדַס |
| Pronunciation | hah-DAHS |
| Tradition | Jewish |
| Used in | Israel |
Meaning and origin of Hadas
Hadas is Hebrew for the myrtle, a fragrant evergreen shrub. Queen Esther's Hebrew name was Hadassah, from the same word, and the myrtle is one of the four species waved on the festival of Sukkot. Hadas is a modern Israeli name that became popular in the twentieth century alongside other nature names.
Is Hadas a Jewish name?
Hadas connects to Queen Esther, whose Hebrew name Hadassah means myrtle, and to the myrtle branches used on Sukkot.
How popular is Hadas?
Common in Israel; less often used by Jewish families elsewhere.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Hadas mean?
Hadas means 'Myrtle'. It is of Hebrew origin.
Is Hadas a Jewish name?
Hadas connects to Queen Esther, whose Hebrew name Hadassah means myrtle, and to the myrtle branches used on Sukkot.
How do you pronounce Hadas?
Hadas is pronounced hah-DAHS.
Is Hadas a boy or girl name?
Hadas is usually a girl name.