Name meaning
Rotem
means “broom shrub”
- Origin
- Hebrew
- Gender
- Mostly feminine
- Used in
- Israeli, Jewish
- Say it
- roh-TEM
- Letters
- 5
Researched meaning
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Rotem is the Hebrew name of the white broom, a desert shrub under which the prophet Elijah rested. It is used for girls and boys in Israel.
Roots
From Hebrew rōṯem (broom shrub).
Where it is used
An Israeli nature name.
Rotem name FAQ
What does the name Rotem mean?
Rotem means “broom shrub”. From Hebrew rōṯem (broom shrub).
Where does the name Rotem come from?
Rotem is of Hebrew origin. Today it is used in Israeli, Jewish families.
How do you pronounce Rotem?
Rotem is usually pronounced roh-TEM.
Is Rotem a boy's or a girl's name?
Rotem is mostly feminine.
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Sources
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