Tzuf: meaning of the Hebrew name

צוּף

Pronounced TSOOF

Meaning of Tzuf

Tzuf is the sweetness of honey and the nectar of flowers, from the phrase "the drippings of the honeycomb" in Psalms. A short, sweet name.

Tzuf is written צוף in Hebrew (with vowel points: צוּף). Hebrew is read from right to left.

Gematria value: 176 (Tsadi 90 + Vav 6 + Pe 80)

Tzuf 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.

Tzuf is the sweetness of honey and the nectar of flowers, from the phrase "the drippings of the honeycomb" in Psalms. A short, sweet name.

Tzuf is pronounced TSOOF in modern Israeli Hebrew. The syllable in capital letters is stressed.

Tzuf is written צוף in Hebrew (with vowel points: צוּף).

In gematria, the Hebrew spelling צוף adds up to 176 (Tsadi 90 + Vav 6 + Pe 80).

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This name in Hebrew: צוף