Origin and Meaning of Bassheva

Daughter of the oath

Origin: Hebrew - A variation of the name Bathsheba (Hebrew: בת שבע), where 'Bat' means 'daughter' and 'Sheba' is often interpreted as 'oath' or 'seven'.

• Bassheva is a less common variation of Bathsheba, a name found in the Hebrew Bible associated with the wife of King David.
• While predominantly Jewish, variations of the name Bathsheba are recognized in Christian contexts due to its biblical roots.
• Notable bearers include Bathsheba from the Bible, who is famously known for her story with King David.
• The name Bassheva is relatively rare, but Bathsheba saw some popularity in Jewish communities in the early 20th century.
• Related names include Bathsheba, Basheva, and Shava, which also draw from similar linguistic roots in Hebrew.