Name meaning
Hadas
means “myrtle”
- Origin
- Hebrew
- Gender
- Mostly feminine
- Used in
- Israeli, Jewish
- Spellings
- Hadas · Hadassah
- Say it
- hah-DAHS
- Letters
- 5
Researched meaning
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Hadas is the Hebrew word for myrtle, a fragrant plant used in the festival of Sukkot. Hadassah, the Hebrew name of Queen Esther, comes from it.
Roots
From Hebrew hadas (myrtle).
Where it is used
Hadassah is related.
Hadas name FAQ
What does the name Hadas mean?
Hadas means “myrtle”. From Hebrew hadas (myrtle).
Where does the name Hadas come from?
Hadas is of Hebrew origin. Today it is used in Israeli, Jewish families.
How do you pronounce Hadas?
Hadas is usually pronounced hah-DAHS.
Is Hadas a boy's or a girl's name?
Hadas is mostly feminine.
What are other spellings of Hadas?
Related spellings and forms include Hadassah.
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Sources
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