Origin and Meaning of Limor

Myrrh or fragrant

Origin: Hebrew - The name Limor is derived from the Hebrew word 'mor', meaning myrrh, a fragrant resin used in ancient times. The name can also be interpreted as combining 'li', meaning 'to me', with 'mor'.

• Limor is a modern Hebrew name that reflects contemporary Israeli naming trends, often chosen for its unique sound and fragrant connotation.
• The name Limor is popular in Israel and among Hebrew speakers worldwide, reflecting cultural appreciation for nature and aromatic plants.
• Notable bearers of the name include Limor Shmueli, a prominent Israeli actress and television presenter.
• Limor has experienced a gradual rise in popularity in Israel since the late 20th century, often favored for its feminine sound and modern flair.
• Related names and variations include Limora, which is sometimes used as an adaptation in other cultures.