Smadar

The feminine name Smadar carries the meaning 'the budding fruit' and comes from the Hebrew term semâdar (סְמָדַר), which stands for 'grape blossom, grape bud, or budding fruit.' Primarily, Smadar is a name that is frequently used in Israel.

What does the name Smadar mean?

The name Smadar for women means 'the budding fruit' and originates from the Hebrew word semâdar (סְמָדַר), which means 'grape blossom, grape bud, or budding fruit.' Smadar is primarily a common girl's name in Israel.

Where does the name Smadar come from?

The first name Smadar has its roots in Ancient Hebrew and means 'the budding fruit.' The Hebrew word semâdar (סְמָדַר) stands for grape blossom, grape bud, or budding fruit. The languages in which this name is shaped are Hebrew, Israeli, and Jewish.

How do you pronounce Smadar?

Smadar is pronounced approximately like 'Sma-dar.'

Popularity

In Switzerland, the girl's name Smadar ranks 11,572 in the official list of the most common first names. A total of 13 people bear this name there. In Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, the distribution of Smadar is as follows: In Germany, the name is represented 50% in Berlin and 50% in Lower Saxony. In Austria, it can be found 50% in Styria and 50% in Vorarlberg. In Switzerland, Smadar is 50% common in Neuchâtel and 50% in St. Gallen.