Is “Lily” a Name with Biblical Roots?




  • “Lily” is not a direct biblical name, but it has strong biblical symbolism related to purity and beauty, making it a popular choice for Christian families.
  • The Hebrew word “shoshannah,” meaning “lily” or “rose,” appears in the Bible and is related to names like Susanna.
  • Lilies are used in Scripture to symbolize purity, trust in God, and resurrection, as seen in passages like Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount.
  • The early Church Fathers saw lilies as symbols of Christ, purity, and the Church, interpreting them in various spiritual contexts.
This entry is part 154 of 226 in the series Names and Their Biblical Meanings

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