Sigal
סִיגָל
- Gender: Female
- Origin: Modern Hebrew
- Meaning: violet flower
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Sigal means "violet" in Hebrew, named after the small, purple wildflower that blooms across the Israeli landscape. It is a fresh, earthy take on the floral name trend, offering families who adore Violet or Iris a gorgeous Hebrew alternative with a distinctly Mediterranean sensibility. Think of it as a botanical name with an Israeli accent — delicate and grounded in equal measure.
Quietly beloved in Israel for decades, this violet-inspired name feels ready for wider discovery. Israeli writer and director Sigal Avin brought the name to international attention with her acclaimed Apple TV+ series "Losing Alice." Its two crisp syllables sound polished and professional while the violet meaning keeps it soft and natural.
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Potential Sibling Name:
Dalit,Einat,Eyal,Erez
- Theme: nature
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