Origin and Meaning of Abisag

Father of the Fowl

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew name Avishag, which combines 'avi' meaning 'my father' and 'shag' meaning 'fowl' or 'bird'.

• Abisag is a biblical name, appearing in the Old Testament as a beautiful young woman chosen to care for King David in his old age.
• The name is primarily recognized in Jewish and Christian cultures due to its biblical roots.
• Notable reference to Abisag can be found in the First Book of Kings, where she is described as the Shunammite woman who cared for David.
• Abisag is relatively uncommon as a modern name, but it has seen sporadic use among those looking for unique biblical names.
• Similar names include Avishag, which is more commonly used and has the same roots, as well as variations such as Abishag.