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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Maayan Adam Hints at Unique Name for Newborn Son

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Social Media Star Maayan Adam Reveals Unique Name Choice for Newborn Son

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Originalמעיין אדם בחרה שם לבנה: "אין אף ילד שקוראים לו ככה"

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Maayan Adam and Yuval Tzelner chose a unique name for their son.
  • The name is reportedly the first of its kind in Israel.
  • The name is described as a beautiful, biblical Hebrew word.
  • The name will be revealed at the baby's brit ceremony.

Social media personality and presenter Maayan Adam is nearing the birth of her son and has revealed that she and her partner, Yuval Tzelner, have chosen a name for their baby. The couple, who are already parents to Tamar and are also raising Tzelner's daughter Amit from a previous marriage, had been using the temporary name "Itamar" for the unborn child. Adam shared on Instagram that the chosen name "tells the story of this child, who came into the world against all odds and despite all risks." She provided followers with clues, describing the name as one of the most beautiful words in Hebrew, appearing in the Bible and in songs. It is a simple, everyday word without pretense. Adam also stated that according to population registry data, no child in Israel currently bears this name, making her son the first. Thousands of guesses were submitted by followers, including names like "Nes" (Miracle), "Pele" (Wonder), "Marom" (High), "Goral" (Fate), and "Netzach" (Eternity). Adam confirmed that no one guessed correctly, though two suggestions were very close. Due to her partner's desire to maintain tradition, the name will be officially revealed at the baby's brit (circumcision ceremony).

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