Yishi: meaning of the Hebrew name
יִשְׁעִי
Pronounced yish-EE
Meaning of Yishi
Yishi means my salvation, from yeshua, rescue and deliverance, as in the verse "God is my light and my salvation." It appears in the Book of Chronicles and is also used as an affectionate short form of Yeshayahu (Isaiah).
And the sons of Appaim: Ishi. And the sons of Ishi: Sheshan. And the sons of Sheshan: Ahlai.
וּבְנֵי אַפַּיִם יִשְׁעִי וּבְנֵי יִשְׁעִי שֵׁשָׁן וּבְנֵי שֵׁשָׁן אַחְלָי׃
Yishi in Hebrew
Yishi is written ישעי in Hebrew (with vowel points: יִשְׁעִי). Hebrew is read from right to left.
- יYod
- שShin
- עAyin
- יYod
Gematria value: 390 (Yod 10 + Shin 300 + Ayin 70 + Yod 10)
About the name
- GenderBoy
- OriginBiblical
- Meaningmy salvation
- Pronunciationyish-EE
- Hebrewישעי
- Syllables2
Popularity in Israel
Yishi 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.
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Questions about Yishi
What does the name Yishi mean?
Yishi means my salvation, from yeshua, rescue and deliverance, as in the verse "God is my light and my salvation." It appears in the Book of Chronicles and is also used as an affectionate short form of Yeshayahu (Isaiah).
How do you pronounce Yishi?
Yishi is pronounced yish-EE in modern Israeli Hebrew. The syllable in capital letters is stressed.
How do you write Yishi in Hebrew?
Yishi is written ישעי in Hebrew (with vowel points: יִשְׁעִי).
Is Yishi a biblical name?
Yes. Yishi appears in the Hebrew Bible, in 1 Chronicles 2:31.
What is the gematria of Yishi?
In gematria, the Hebrew spelling ישעי adds up to 390 (Yod 10 + Shin 300 + Ayin 70 + Yod 10).
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