Lilith

The name Lilith is associated with the lily flower and symbolizes purity, tenderness, and beauty. In Latvian culture, this name is associated with grace and elegance.

The name Lilith has its roots in various cultures and religions and is connected with different meanings and interpretations.

In biblical tradition, Lilith is depicted as Adam's first wife, created from the same material as he was - from the earth. In ancient Hebrew mythology, Lilith rebelled against Adam and left Eden, after which she became a symbol of temptation, a demonic woman, and a seductress. In Hebrew, the name Lilith can mean "night owl" or "night spirit."

In Assyrian mythology, Lilitu was portrayed as a goddess embodying sexuality and feminine energy. She was often depicted as an owl or a lion.

In contrast to this negative connotation, in some other cultures and religions, the name Lilith can have a positive meaning. For example, in ancient Greek mythology, Lilith was associated with the goddess of love Aphrodite and symbolized sexual attraction and beauty.

In the modern era, the name Lilith is associated with femininity, strength, and independence. In some contemporary religious movements and magical traditions, Lilith is viewed as a symbol of freedom.