Caleb
[ˈkeɪləb]Meaning
faithful, whole-hearted
Background Story
The name Caleb is of Hebrew origin and is often associated with the biblical figure Caleb, who was a companion of Moses and known for his faith and bravery. The name is mentioned in the Old Testament, where he is portrayed as a strong leader and warrior.
Variations
Kaleb
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