Dikla: meaning of the Hebrew name

דִּקְלָה

Pronounced DEEK-lah

Meaning of Dikla

Dikla is written דקלה or דיקלה in Hebrew. These are spellings of the same name.

Dikla comes from dekel, the tall, upright date palm. Dikla is also mentioned in the Torah among the sons of Joktan.

Dikla, spelled here in full with an extra letter, comes from dekel, the date palm. It is a variant spelling of the name Dikla.

and Hadoram, and Uzal, and Diklah;
וְאֶת־הֲדוֹרָם וְאֶת־אוּזָל וְאֶת־דִּקְלָה׃
Genesis 10:27 (JPS 1917)Read on Sefaria

Dikla is written דקלה in Hebrew (with vowel points: דִּקְלָה). Other spellings: דיקלה. Hebrew is read from right to left.

Gematria value: 139 (Dalet 4 + Qof 100 + Lamed 30 + He 5)

Dikla was not among the 150 most common boys' or girls' names in Israel in the CBS data for 2014-2024.

Source: Israel Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS), first names given to Jewish newborns, 2014-2024. Ranks cover the 150 most common names per year.

Dikla comes from dekel, the tall, upright date palm. Dikla is also mentioned in the Torah among the sons of Joktan.

Dikla is pronounced DEEK-lah in modern Israeli Hebrew. The syllable in capital letters is stressed.

Dikla is written דקלה in Hebrew (with vowel points: דִּקְלָה). Other spellings: דיקלה.

Yes. Dikla appears in the Hebrew Bible, in Genesis 10:27 (spelled דקלה).

In gematria, the Hebrew spelling דקלה adds up to 139 (Dalet 4 + Qof 100 + Lamed 30 + He 5).

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This name in Hebrew: דקלה · דיקלה