Salit: meaning of the Hebrew name

סַלְעִית

Pronounced sal-EET

Meaning of Salit

Salit is a small songbird that lives among the rocks. Its name comes from sela, rock, a symbol of firmness and stability.

Salit is written סלעית in Hebrew (with vowel points: סַלְעִית). Hebrew is read from right to left.

Gematria value: 570 (Samekh 60 + Lamed 30 + Ayin 70 + Yod 10 + Tav 400)

Salit 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.

Salit is a small songbird that lives among the rocks. Its name comes from sela, rock, a symbol of firmness and stability.

Salit is pronounced sal-EET in modern Israeli Hebrew. The syllable in capital letters is stressed.

Salit is written סלעית in Hebrew (with vowel points: סַלְעִית).

In gematria, the Hebrew spelling סלעית adds up to 570 (Samekh 60 + Lamed 30 + Ayin 70 + Yod 10 + Tav 400).

Meaning, gematria and Israeli popularity for 2,300+ names, and a shared list for couples.

The app's screens and name meanings are in Hebrew. Every name also shows its English spelling.

This name in Hebrew: סלעית