| Meaning | joy, happiness |
| Origin | Hebrew |
| Gender | gender neutral |
| Opposite gender | Simcha |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 6 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Syllabification | Sim-cha |
Simcha, a captivating Hebrew name, bestows upon a newborn boy the precious gift of joy and happiness. Rooted in ancient tradition, Simcha resonates with its cheerful and positive aura, signifying a life brimming with exuberance and celebration. This name carries the legacy of spreading smiles and fostering a sense of optimism wherever it goes.
Simcha's resonance extends beyond its meaning, as it stands as a timeless emblem of the joys that life brings. It's a name that not only celebrates the beauty of existence but also encourages one to embrace life's ups and downs with a cheerful heart.
Parents who choose the name Simcha for their little one are embracing a name that carries with it the essence of festivity and gladness. It's a name that honors heritage while inspiring a future filled with joyful moments and a contagious zest for life.
| Simchah |
| Simkha |
| Simkhah |
| Simha |
| Simhah |
| Symkha |
| Symkhah |
| Symicha |
| Sim |
| Cha |
| Sima |
| Simcha Felder | American politician |
| Simcha Jacobovici | Canadian filmmaker |
| Simcha Wulf Ish Horowitz | Hassidic rabbi and leader |
| Simcha Bunim Cohen | Jewish author and lecturer |
| Simcha Rotem | Polish-Israeli resistance fighter |
| Simcha Dinitz | Israeli diplomat |
| Simcha Shlomo Amar | Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem |
| Simcha Zissel Ziv | Rabbi and Jewish leader |
| Simcha Zelig Reguer | Jewish mystic and scholar |
| Simcha Holtzberg | Son of Rabbi Gavriel and Rivka Holtzberg, victims of the 2008 Mumbai attacks |
| Simcha Assaf | Israeli historian and politician |
| Simcha Friedman | Israeli soccer player |
| Simcha Ben-Ya'akov | Israeli journalist |
| Simcha Kling | Israeli basketball player |
| Simcha Allalu | Tunisian-Jewish politician |
| Simcha Doitch | Israeli wrestler |
| Simcha Bunam of Peshischa | Hasidic Rebbe |
| Simcha Raz | Israeli politician |
| Simcha Eichenstein | American politician |
| Simcha Levy | Character in "The Promise" by Chaim Potok |
| Simcha Halpert | Character in "The Chosen" by Chaim Potok |
| Simcha Shtisel | Character in the TV series "Shtisel" |
| Simcha Feldman | Character in "The Tattooist of Auschwitz" by Heather Morris |
| Simcha Lishpiner | Character in "The Dovekeepers" by Alice Hoffman |
| Simcha Zorowitz | Character in "The Golem" by Gustav Meyrink |
| Simcha | Character in "The Good Angel of Death" by Andrey Kurkov |
| Simcha Zorah | Character in "Gentleman's Agreement" by Laura Z. Hobson |
| Simcha Hesseg | Character in "The Name" by Franklin Graham |
| Simcha Ben Loon | Character in "Simcha's Torah" by Lawrence Kushner |
| Simcha ben Zoma | Character in "The Mystic Quest" by David Ariel |
| Simcha Hochbaum | Character in "Simcha Means Joy" by Gila Green |
| Simcha Kaminker | Character in "The Source" by James A. Michener |
| Simcha Feinberg | Character in "The Dream of the Celt" by Mario Vargas Llosa |
| Simcha Weinstein | Character in "The Bond" by Wayne Pacelle |
| Simcha Kozuch | Character in "The Divine Word" by P.C. Fickel |
| Simcha Shmuley | Character in "Sunrise at Campobello" by Dore Schary |
| Simcha ben Yitzchak | Character in "A Bride for One Night" by Ruth Calderon |
| Simcha Himmel | Character in "The Bookseller of Kabul" by Åsne Seierstad |
| Simcha Gottlieb | Character in "The Invisible Bridge" by Julie Orringer |