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Help[Opinions] Teacher sibset
These are my one of my teacher's kids' names. He chose traditional or old fashioned names because he teaches jewish heritage, though he is secular.
Father: Nir
Mother: Michal
DS: Elisha
DD: Na'omi
DS: Mikha'el "Micha"
DS: Avshalom "Avsha"
Avshalom, while not traditionally used since he was a rebellious son, appears as a name for 2 Talmudical sages, and appears as a name that was in rare use during the 17th century in a book on writing names in marriage and divorce documents, and there is a Bukharan-Jewish surname by the name of Avshalomov.
Father: Nir
Mother: Michal
DS: Elisha
DD: Na'omi
DS: Mikha'el "Micha"
DS: Avshalom "Avsha"
Avshalom, while not traditionally used since he was a rebellious son, appears as a name for 2 Talmudical sages, and appears as a name that was in rare use during the 17th century in a book on writing names in marriage and divorce documents, and there is a Bukharan-Jewish surname by the name of Avshalomov.
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Rebellious or not, the 'shalom' element in Avshalom is splendid.
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Except for the last it's a nice sib set, but like neither this spelling nor the Agliciszed version of Avshalom. Just never found it appealing or attractive in any setting.
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