Jericho

The name Jericho is believed to mean 'city of the moon' from the Hebrew word 'yerach', due in part to the city's historical links to moon worship.

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Jericho is of Hebrew origin, stemming from the Old Testament. It is the name of an ancient city in the Fertile Crescent, known for being the location of the 'Battle of Jericho' in the Bible.

  • Popularity: 1,801st
  • Babies named Jericho in the US in 2023:
    Female: 12
    Male: 261
  • Nicknames: Jerry, Jeri, Rick, Rico, Echo.
  • Full Names: Jericho Anderson, Jericho Brown, Jericho Collins, Jericho Davis, Jericho Evans.
  • Famous Namesakes: Jericho Brown-Poet, Jericho Rosales-Actor, Chris Jericho-Wrestler, Jericho Malabonga-Survivor Contestant, Jericho Silva-Musician.
  • Gender: Unisex, though slightly more commonly used for males
  • Numerology: The name Jericho resonates with the number 6 in numerology, which symbolizes balance, harmony, and nurturing. This number is often associated with family and community. People with this numerological number tend to take responsibility for the welfare of others and are often seen as compassionate and reliable.

Jericho is a rare name with distinctive biblical roots. While it's used sparingly in English-speaking countries, it's gradually gaining popularity due to its unique sound and historical significance. It's more frequently embraced as a name in religious or spiritual communities.

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