Chava

Meaning life
Origin English, Hebrew
Gender Girl
Popularity Moderate
Length 5
Syllables 2
Syllabification Cha-va

About Chava

Chava is a beautiful and timeless name of Hebrew origin, holding a significant historical and biblical meaning. Derived from the Hebrew word חַוָּה (Chavah), the name translates to "life" or "living." In the Bible, Chava, also known as Eve, was the first woman created by God, symbolizing the beginning of human existence and motherhood.

Choosing the name Chava for your baby girl brings with it a sense of tradition and heritage. It embodies strength, vitality, and the importance of life itself. The name's variations, such as Eva and Eve, are also well-loved around the world.

As your little Chava grows, she may be affectionately called Chavi or Evie by family and friends. The name's versatility and rich history make it a wonderful choice for parents seeking a name that resonates with depth and meaning.

Chava is a timeless and meaningful name that can become a cherished part of your child's identity, connecting her to ancient roots while embracing the beauty of life's journey.

Variations of Name Chava

Eva
Eve
Hawwa
Ève
Hawa

Nicknames for Chava

Chavi
Ava
Chavie
Vi
Avie

Famous People Named Chava

Chava JiménezMexican artist and feminist
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Chava SteigerArgentine journalist and writer
Chava FraenkelIsraeli composer and musician
Chava AlperovichArgentine politician and educator
Chava AlbersteinIsraeli folk singer
Chava FürstHungarian-Israeli Holocaust survivor and memoirist
Chava RosenfarbCanadian Yiddish poet and novelist
Chava ShelhavIsraeli founder of the Feldenkrais Method
Chava KadambariIndian artist and sculptor
Chava TurnianskyIsraeli poet and translator
Chava WolfAmerican journalist and editor
Chava RothsteinAmerican artist and educator
Chava Willig LevyAmerican author and educator

Characters Named Chava

Chava HaKotelCharacter in the novel "The Source" by James A. Michener