Origin and Meaning of Chaleb

Faithful, devotion; dog (symbol of loyalty)

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew word 'chalab', meaning 'dog,' which metaphorically represents loyalty and devotion.

• Chaleb is a less common name that has biblical roots, often associated with Caleb, a faithful companion of Moses in the Hebrew Bible.
• In Hebrew culture, the name carries the connotation of loyalty and strength, often linked to the virtues of a dog as a loyal companion.
• Notable figures with a similar name include Caleb, who is known for his faith and courage, exploring the land of Canaan.
• Chaleb and its variations are relatively uncommon in contemporary usage, but Caleb has seen sustained popularity in various cultures.
• Variations of the name include Caleb (the more widely used version), as well as other forms like Kaleb and Kalleb.